Projects

Customer Issue: Mrs. Lawson’s son had accidently bumped into the side of the garage while practicing driving, and she found that her garage door seemed to have problems with moving as smoothly as before.
Our Solution: One of the garage door tracks had been damaged from the car scraping over it, so we removed the door from the tracks to get it completely and safely out of the way. Our team noted and marked where the original track resided to make certain the new one would be perfectly lined up before replacing it.

Customer Issue: The customer found one of her overhead door panels mysteriously broken in half down the middle.
Our Solution: The team matched her garage door type to a Windsor model fortunately still in production, and installed a new panel from that company before putting the door back on track. They also advised the customer to invest in a security camera, due to the nature of the incident.

Customer Issue: The opener ceased to lift the door all the way up, and the settings weren’t to blame.
Our Solution: After unplugging the opener and checking the cables and the chain for problems, our team opened the device up and looked at the internal components. A loose wired jammed in the motor was causing the issue; once we removed and replaced it, the problem was gone.

Customer Issue: Door wouldn't open.
Our Solution: We arrived at this customer's home and started testing and checking plausible culprits. We ended up discovering that the tracks had developed too many bends and were preventing the rollers from moving along them. We repaired them on the spot and then tested the door several times to make sure it was once again capable of opening properly and smoothly.

Customer Issue: Misaligned safety sensor.
Our Solution: After testing and checking a few parts of this customer's system, we determined the problem to be a misaligned safety sensor. We carefully realigned it back into position and made sure the reversal system was still working correctly and that the door was able to fully close again.

Customer Issue: Broken spring.
Our Solution: We carefully removed the remains of the old component and installed a new oil-tempered spring in its place. We then tested the second spring and saw that it was about to break as well, so we replaced it as well. After adjusting them both we made sure the door was able to work optimally again.