A garage door is the heaviest moving object in most homes, and when it fails it can trap your car, compromise your security, and become a real safety hazard. Our technicians carry the parts for the most common failures right on the truck, so the majority of repairs are completed in a single visit.
We check the whole system: springs, cables, rollers, tracks, opener, and safety sensors. That includes the parts that are not obviously broken yet, because a snapped cable usually has a tired spring behind it and fixing one without looking at the other just brings us back out. You get a fix that lasts, not a patch that fails again next week.
Worn rollers are worth calling out on their own, because they are the most common cause of a door that has simply gotten loud. Old steel rollers develop flat spots and dry bearings that grind along the track. Swapping them for sealed nylon rollers quiets the door dramatically and takes load off the opener and springs, and it is inexpensive compared with what it prevents.
How We Diagnose a Door That Will Not Behave
- Doors that will not open or close
- Loud grinding, scraping, or banging
- Door reverses or stops halfway
- Crooked or jammed doors
- Broken springs, cables and rollers
- Worn roller replacement and quieting