Garage Door Repair

Several indicators suggest your garage door needs attention: unusual noises during operation, doors that hesitate or reverse unexpectedly, visible damage to cables or springs, uneven door movement, or doors that don't stay closed securely. Electronic issues like remote controls that don't work consistently or sensors that fail to detect obstructions are also common repair indicators.

Our technicians assess each component individually, considering factors like age, extent of wear, manufacturer specifications, and overall system condition. Springs and cables that show signs of stress are typically replaced, while tracks and rollers can often be restored. We always prioritize safety and reliability over cost savings when making these determinations.

Absolutely. A garage door that doesn't close properly or has malfunctioning sensors creates security vulnerabilities. Malfunctioning doors can also cause physical damage to vehicles, bicycles, or stored items. Beyond security, operational issues can lead to moisture infiltration, temperature fluctuations, and pest intrusion into your garage space.

We service garage doors from all major manufacturers and work with various door types including sectional doors, roll-up doors, and one-piece doors. Our technicians are trained on different spring systems (torsion and extension), various opener technologies, and both residential and commercial applications. If we encounter an unfamiliar system, we research and consult manufacturer specifications to ensure proper repairs.

We recommend annual inspections for most garage doors, though high-traffic commercial doors may benefit from more frequent check-ups. Seasonal changes, especially in areas with extreme temperatures, can accelerate wear on components. Homeowners should also request inspections after severe weather events or if they notice any operational changes.