Professional Garage Door Services

There are several reasons why a garage door may fail to open or close:

• Misaligned or Blocked Sensors – The safety sensors at the bottom of your door may be misaligned or blocked, preventing the door from closing.
• Broken Springs – Worn-out or broken torsion or extension springs are among the most common causes of a door that won’t open.
• Disrupted Power Source – Check the outlet and circuit breaker if your opener is not receiving power.

Solution: We offer spring replacement, sensor adjustment, and power source troubleshooting to get your door working again.

Loud noises could indicate:

• Worn-Out Rollers – Old metal rollers can cause grinding or squeaking sounds.
• Unlubricated Parts – Lack of lubrication in the springs, tracks, or other metal components can cause friction.
• Loose Hardware – Vibration from the door's movement may loosen nuts and bolts, leading to rattling sounds.

Solution: Our technicians provide roller replacement, lubrication, and tightening of all hardware to reduce noise and ensure smooth operation.

If your garage door opens partway and then stops, it could be due to:

• Faulty Sensors – Misaligned or dirty sensors can cause the door to stop prematurely.
• Spring or Cable Issues – A broken spring or worn cable may prevent the door from opening fully.
• Garage Door Opener Limits – The limit setting on your opener may need adjustment.

Solution: We inspect and adjust your opener's limit settings, replace broken springs or cables, and check sensors for proper alignment.

An uneven garage door is often the result of:

• Broken or Frayed Cables – Cables that have snapped or are fraying will cause the door to lift unevenly.
• Track Misalignment – The door will not glide smoothly if the tracks are bent or out of alignment.
• Worn Springs – Uneven spring tension may cause one side of the door to lift higher than the other.

Solution: We repair or replace damaged cables, realign tracks, and ensure the springs function correctly.

If your remote isn't responding, try the following:

• Check the Batteries – Often, the issue is as simple as dead batteries in your remote.
• Reprogram the Remote – The remote may have lost connection with the opener and needs reprogramming.
• Signal Interference – Devices such as LED lights or other electronics may be causing interference with the remote's signal.

Solution: Our team can reprogram your remote, troubleshoot signal issues, or replace faulty remotes to get your system working again.

Noisy openers are familiar with chain-driven systems. To reduce noise, consider:

• Belt Drive Openers – These openers are quieter and ideal for homes with attached garages.
• Lubrication – Proper lubrication of the chain or belt and the opener's motor components can minimize noise.

Solution: We install quieter belt drive openers and provide maintenance services to lubricate and adjust your existing opener.

Springs are essential for the smooth operation of your garage door. Signs of worn or broken springs include:

• The door won’t open – Broken springs may prevent the door from lifting.
• Heavy or Slow Movement – Your springs may wear out if the door feels heavier than usual or moves slowly.
• Visible Gaps in the Springs – Look for noticeable gaps or stretched areas in the springs.

Solution: We offer fast and efficient spring replacement services to restore your garage door’s functionality.

To keep your garage door in top working condition, we recommend:

• Annual Inspections – Regular inspections help identify minor issues before they become costly problems.
• Lubrication Every 6 Months – Keeping all moving parts properly lubricated ensures smooth operation.
• Spring & Cable Inspections – Regularly check for signs of wear and tear on critical components.

Solution: We provide routine maintenance services that include inspections, adjustments, and lubrication to extend the life of your garage door and opener.

If your garage door starts to close but then reverses, it could be due to:

• Obstructed Sensors – The safety sensors may detect an obstruction, even if none is visible.
• Misaligned Tracks – Bent or misaligned tracks can cause the door to bind and reverse.

Solution: We inspect and realign your sensors and tracks to ensure your garage door operates safely and correctly.

To enhance the security of your garage door opener, consider:

• Smart Opener Technology – Modern openers, such as LiftMaster, can remotely monitor and control your garage door via smartphone apps.
• Rolling Code Technology – This technology changes the access code each time you use the remote, preventing code theft.

Solution: We install and upgrade garage door openers with the latest security features to protect your home.