
How do I know if I need a garage door tune-up?
A: Look and listen. If your garage door is loud or not moving smoothly, your tracks may be out of alignment or your rollers may be worn. Look for shaking parts when the door is operating. This is a sign

A: Look and listen. If your garage door is loud or not moving smoothly, your tracks may be out of alignment or your rollers may be worn. Look for shaking parts when the door is operating. This is a sign

A: Other than being annoying, a noisy door might signal tracks out of alignment or aging rollers. Left unchecked, these issues could lead to early equipment demise. We recommend regular lubrication of all moving parts and springs, and tightening any

A: Not only is an insulated door much more energy-efficient for your home (especially for living space adjacent to and above your garage), but it is also much quieter in motion than an uninsulated garage door. An insulated door, along with a properly installed

Q. How often should a professional perform maintenance on my garage door, and why is it so important? A. I recommend annual service on any door you’ve had for five years or more. A garage door is the

Q: What would make my garage door springs break? A: Broken garage door springs are a common repair and are caused by metal fatigue. A spring cycles the door hundreds of times over the course of a year and eventually

Q: My garage door keypad isn’t working. Before I contact a professional, are there any simple problems that might cause this that I could rule out first? A: The first step is to replace the battery. If the battery is

Q: I’ve had my current garage door opener for years. Is there any benefit to replacing it? A: Garage door openers have really advanced over the past ten years. Not only are they much safer and quieter, but they also

Q: How do I know which garage door opener is right for my home? A: There are several options in opener technology. You’ll make your choice based on several items. Openers provide either chain, belt, or screw drive operation. The

A: R-Value is a measure of thermal efficiency. The higher the R-value, the greater the insulating properties of the door. A well-insulated door will keep out cold air and keep the floors above warmer in the winter. A non-insulated garage

A: A garage door is usually the largest moving piece of equipment in your home. Like a vehicle or HVAC system, it needs maintenance. Often, an adjustment or general service including lubrication can get the door operating smoothly. A planned





