FAQs

Annual servicing of your garage door is recommended to maintain its smooth and safe operation. Regular maintenance helps prevent issues and extends the lifespan of your garage door system.

Indicators that your garage door requires professional attention include unusual noises during operation, slower than normal movement, uneven or jerky motions, and visible wear on components such as springs, cables, or rollers.

If your garage door stops midway or reverses while closing, first check for any obstructions in its path. Ensure the safety sensors are unblocked, properly aligned, and have functioning LED lights. If the issue persists, professional assistance may be necessary.

To extend your garage door system's longevity, implement regular maintenance practices. This includes keeping the tracks clean, lubricating moving parts, and scheduling annual professional servicing. These steps help prevent wear and tear, ensuring optimal performance over time.

The ideal garage door opener depends on your specific usage patterns. For homes where the garage serves as the primary entry point, we recommend a belt drive opener for its durability and long-term reliability.

To enhance your garage door's security, consider installing a rolling code opener. This technology strengthens the door's resistance to forced entry and ensures that the emergency release cord cannot be accessed from outside the garage.

Signs indicating the need for spring replacement include improper door opening, visibly damaged springs, or a loud noise when the door is operated. Due to the potential for injury, spring replacement should always be performed by a qualified professional.

If your garage door remote is malfunctioning, first check the remote's batteries. Ensure there are no LED light bulbs near the garage door opener, as these can interfere with the signal. Be aware that seasonal decorations, such as Christmas lights, may also cause interference.

To maintain smooth operation in cold weather, regularly lubricate the garage door's moving parts, including tracks and springs. Additionally, keep the tracks clear of ice and snow accumulation to prevent operational issues.

Excessive noise during garage door operation often indicates worn or damaged components such as rollers, hinges, or springs. We recommend scheduling a professional service appointment to address these issues. For a quieter operation, inquire about our specialized quiet close hinges.