Projects

Customer Issue: After a bump from her car damaged a panel on her door, Mrs. Kelly needed it to be replaced.
Our Solution: Our team carefully disconnected the garage door from the system to be taken down so the panels could be more easily accessed. The broken panel was unbolted from the door to be discarded, and a new panel of the matching size and color was installed.

Customer Issue: Mr. Carlrabe’s garage door opener was approaching the end of its natural lifespan, and he opted to replace it preemptively.
Our Solution: Since he already had his door set up for a belt drive system, the customer opted for the popular new Chamberlain B730 ultra quiet belt drive opener. Taking out the old unit and installing and programming the new one was simple, though it also required a new handset.

Customer Issue: Door reversing for no obvious reason.
Our Solution: Seeing as the sensors seemed to be completely functional, and the circuit board didn't have any detectable issues, we started examining the hardware parts. Soon enough, we found a major blockage inside of the tracks, which prevented the door from opening fully. We cleared the tracks and repaired the bent parts that we uncovered. The door could once again open fully.

Customer Issue: Worn garage door rollers.
Our Solution: The problem with the customer's door was that it was barely able to move due to the fact that most of its rollers were badly worn. We replaced all of the damaged units and lubricated the new ones to make its movement smooth and efficient again.

Customer Issue: Spring broke and the door slammed down.
Our Solution: There's always a risk dealing with garage door springs, due to the fact that there's a lot of tension involved in replacing or adjusting them. We took extra safety precautions to make sure we were able to remove and replace the damaged unit without putting anyone at risk. After completing the job, we showed the customer how to lubricate the new spring to increase its efficiency.