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BROKEN CABLES
BROKEN CABLES
BROKEN CABLES
When the garage door cable breaks there is only one way to fix it, and that is to replace it.
Drums and Cables are an integral part to the movement of your garage door and unfortunately with any moving part, you get wear and tear and eventually failure.
It is a good idea to have your cables and springs looked at once a year to ensure reliable and safe functionality.
BROKEN SPRINGS
BROKEN CABLES
BROKEN CABLES
Garage Door Springs are a very important part of any garage door makeup helping the opener to lift and lower the door by counter balancing the weight of the door, ensuring a smooth and safe operation.
There are two types of springs:
Torsion and Extension
Both require a trained and experienced technician to properly and safely install due t
Garage Door Springs are a very important part of any garage door makeup helping the opener to lift and lower the door by counter balancing the weight of the door, ensuring a smooth and safe operation.
There are two types of springs:
Torsion and Extension
Both require a trained and experienced technician to properly and safely install due to the tension and calibration needs.
The only way to fix a broken garage door spring is to replace it with a new one.
Most springs last 7-8 years depending on usage.
It is important to have springs regularly inspected and maintained for safety & efficiency.
ROLLERS
BROKEN CABLES
ROLLERS
The type of garage door rollers can make a difference in the performance and longevity of your garage door.
The choice between steel and nylon rollers can significantly impact the noise level, durability, and maintenance requirements of your garage door system.
Nylon rollers are typically quieter than steel rollers and require less mainte
The type of garage door rollers can make a difference in the performance and longevity of your garage door.
The choice between steel and nylon rollers can significantly impact the noise level, durability, and maintenance requirements of your garage door system.
Nylon rollers are typically quieter than steel rollers and require less maintenance but are a little more costly.
Steel rollers may be cheaper and last a little longer but require lubrication and are usually noisier than Nylon.
TUNE UP
OVER HAUL VS TUNE UP
ROLLERS
Garage Doors should be looked at once a year to maintain maximum efficiency.
Tune Ups typically include:
Inspection for Wear & Tear including; springs and cables
Lubrication of moving parts including; rollers, springs, tracks, pulleys
Adjusting the tension on opener and checking the safety sensors
Tightening loose screws, bolts, hinges
Adjustin
Garage Doors should be looked at once a year to maintain maximum efficiency.
Tune Ups typically include:
Inspection for Wear & Tear including; springs and cables
Lubrication of moving parts including; rollers, springs, tracks, pulleys
Adjusting the tension on opener and checking the safety sensors
Tightening loose screws, bolts, hinges
Adjusting uneven gaps and testing door balance and alignment
If your door is making weird noises, moving slower than normal, or jumping as it runs up and down you need to schedule an appointment with us as soon as possible to make sure everything is running as it should.
OVER HAUL VS TUNE UP
OVER HAUL VS TUNE UP
OVER HAUL VS TUNE UP
An overhaul involves a comprehensive renovation of the garage door components like replacing worn out or corroded hinges, cables, drums, springs, rollers, etc or replacing the opener while a tune up is more preventative inspection and lubrication of parts and correction of existing parts.
OPENERS / OPERATORS
OVER HAUL VS TUNE UP
OVER HAUL VS TUNE UP
COMMON OPENER ISSUES
1. Opener reverses when closing door usually means there is an obstruction blocking the door, a misalignment of door sensors, or failing sensors.
2. If the garage door only opens or closes part way there could be an issue with the lock, rollers, or hinges. Sometimes the door will be off balance or out of alignment due t
COMMON OPENER ISSUES
1. Opener reverses when closing door usually means there is an obstruction blocking the door, a misalignment of door sensors, or failing sensors.
2. If the garage door only opens or closes part way there could be an issue with the lock, rollers, or hinges. Sometimes the door will be off balance or out of alignment due to broken cables or spring which affect the way the opener operates. Other times it may be the travel limit, force setting, or bad RPM sensor.
3. If the opener isn't responding at all make sure it has power (check breaker and/or GFCI). Other possible issues are door is locked, door is frozen, or spring is broke.
4. If remote is not engaging operator make sure its not in vacation mode or locked mode. If works from keypad or door control button try replacing the batteries or reprogramming the remote.
