Our expert garage door repairmen knows exactly what to look for during an inspection. They can check even hard-to-reach components like springs and cables for rust, fraying, gaps or other damage.

Every garage door, even wood ones, have metal parts like springs and rollers that move throughout the system when your garage door opens and closes. These parts require regular lubrication to keep from grinding, hindering movement or corrosion. Lubrication is important because it puts new oil into your bearings that get dry over time.  Getting oil and grease back into the parts that need it will help quiet things down and prevent parts from wearing out early.

 time passes, bolts, screws and hinges come loose on any garage door no matter how perfect the installation was in the beginning. Cables lose tension, and weather-stripping becomes cracked and brittle with age. Small hardware misalignments can occur as well. We perform adjustments to eliminate these problems and help your garage door continue at its best.

Your garage door needs to stay balanced to allow for smooth opening and closing and to prevent damage to the rest of the system.

While realignment can be simple, finding out the underlying issue takes a certain level of expertise in many circumstances. Our technicians will perform a balance test and find out exactly what is going on with your door.