Garage Door Maintenance

Some garage doors tip the scales at a whopping 400 pounds. Something this heavy requires specialized mechanisms to carry it and keep it overhead safely. In a typical garage, the parts that help carry this out are the springs, cables and tracks. When one or a few of these functional parts get worn out or damaged, they lose their function and become safety hazards that must be addressed professionally.

Garage Door Maintenance and Safety Checks

Safety is a very important aspect that must be at the forefront especially when dealing with heavy things that always get placed over your head. Manufacturers make it a point to make their doors safe and durable. Even then, their final product is still far from being indestructible and constant typical use that spans beyond a couple of years will produce wear and tear that may increase the likelihood of accidents. Call our company today and have us perform safety checks for your peace of mind. 

Repairing Minor Damage

Wear and tear affects your entire garage setup because of friction, physical and mechanical stresses and even harsh environmental climate. Throughout the lifespan of your door and opener, wear and tear is going to build up until finally something breaks catastrophically. When this happens, you might get hurt or your car might get damaged. Prevent this from happening by calling us for garage door maintenance services. We'll repair worn out or damaged parts to prevent them from causing too much damage in the future.

Replacement of Worn or Broken Parts

When broken parts become too damaged, repair is sometimes no longer an option. When this happens, the only option you have left is replacement. In order for your door and opener to function properly again, you need to have the broken parts replaced with brand new parts. Some of the most common parts that break include the torsion spring and cables. You also need to get replacement for parts that have an aesthetic value to your door because the garage door is a very prominent part of your home's curb appeal.