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"We are a true family business, and we take care of our customers like they are family. We pride ourselves on our integrity, dealing honestly and fairly with our employees as well as our customers. Our goal is to ethically deliver the service and quality our customers want so they'll tell their friends and family about us."
"We are here for the customer; the customer is not here for us. Our whole company revolves around the satisfaction of our customers. In fact, when we're hiring, we want our technicians to understand that this is not just a job, but a career, and they must adhere to the level of workmanship our clients demand."
"We are your full-service garage door and opener repair and replacement company. Customer satisfaction is our number one concern. Family owned and operated since the 1980s, we pride ourselves in dealing with our customers in an honest and ethical manner, offering up-front pricing before any work begins."
"Faith, family, and excellence are our company values and the foundation for our organization. We believe in serving our customers well, leaving each customer 100 percent satisfied, and being actively involved in our community."
"Affordable Door provides service you can trust, guaranteed. We stand behind all of our work, and we do a great job. We never use subcontractors, and all of our employees provide prompt, honest, and professional service."
"Action Garage Door has been a family-owned business since 1984. Our most important priorities are our customers and the quality of work our technicians provide. We also keep our customers safe with background checks on our technicians. We go the extra mile to earn your business, one customer at a time."
"Your overhead garage door is an important part of your home's architecture. With the largest and most diverse selection in New England, we have the garage door to make your home distinctive and unique. Our priority is helping you select the best garage door to satisfy your specific needs."
"Since 1977, Allen Door & Service Corporation has provided expert garage door sales and service. Whether you're in the market for residential doors, commercial doors, or both, we're committed to providing you with the products you want and the service you deserve. That value is the core of our beginning and the strength of our future."
"At Chicago Metro Garage Doors, we're very high on customer service, so we work hard to ensure that our customers will have the best experience. Everything we do comes down to quality work and good customer service. That's what makes our customers happy."
"Alliance Garage and Gates has a trusted team of experienced, knowledgeable, and detail-oriented technicians who will provide you with the best customer service. We are committed to providing the best service possible with high-quality work to ensure that you feel 100 percent confident in the choice you made."
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"My garage door does not close w/ the opener. I have to be at the wall, pushing the button to close it. Not sure of the i..."
"Replace 2 car garage doors and need to openers"
"Price quote for 16x7 single insulation garage door with all hardware and installation with opener and without opener"
"Garage door has fallen off track. Need help getting it back on track and will need to replace a panel or the whole door."
"Estimate on garage door replacement"
"Replace broken Spring"
"We would like to replace our garage doors, we currently have two openings. But we would like to know if we could replace..."
"Hi, I can not open the garage door this morning. When I pushed the button, the opener had a click sound but chain was no..."
"I would like to have a smart garage door installation done."
"Track bent and off the wall. I have pictures."
"I would recommend this company to anyone that's looking for quality work."
"The garage doors are better than we hoped and our installer was great."
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Regular maintenance by a professional keeps your garage door safe and functional. Between these regular maintenance visits, however, there are several ways you can make sure that your garage door is safe and working as it should. If anything looks or sounds different than normal, call a professional right away.
Visual inspection. From inside your garage, look at the garage door system. Check the cables, rollers, and other components. If anything is loose, damaged, or showing signs of wear, have a professional take a closer look.
Lubrication. Apply lubricant to the garage door hinges and springs. Do the same to the roller bearings if they are unsealed. Be sure to clean out any hardened or clumpy grease. Do not lubricate any plastic parts, and be very careful when lubricating the springs. Garage door springs operate under high tension. They can cause serious injury and damage if they break.
Door balance test. Disengage your garage door opener before conducting this test. Open the garage door by hand to confirm that it opens as it should. Then, pull the door about halfway down, and let go of it. It should stop between three and four feet above the ground.
Reversal test. All automatic garage door openers must have safety features that prevent the door from closing on anything in its path. These safety features include a reversing mechanism as well as a sensor at the bottom of the door. Testing the reversing mechanism and sensor is simple. Place a wooden beam on the floor where the garage door should close, and then attempt to close the door. The door should hit the piece of wood and immediately reverse to a fully open position.
Force setting test. A garage door opener’s force setting is a backup safety feature for the sensor at the bottom of the door. This setting ensures that the door reverses if it hits anything in its path, even if that object bypassed the sensor. To test the force setting, push against the bottom of the garage door as it closes. This should trigger the reversing mechanism, causing the door to go back to an open position.
Damaged or broken springs. Your garage door system has either torsion or extension springs. When the opener works the way it’s designed, these springs support the weight of the door. When a spring breaks, the door is no longer properly supported. If the garage door opener seems to be working but the door doesn’t move, a broken spring is likely to blame. Replacing these springs is very dangerous. Don’t ever try to do it yourself. The garage door technician should replace both springs at the same time, even if only one is broken. This makes sure that the weight of the door remains evenly distributed.
Missing or broken cables. When a garage door spring breaks, it releases a tremendous amount of energy. An uncontrolled spring can cause serious injury and damage when it breaks. If your garage door has a torsion spring system, the springs are housed inside a shaft or tube. This cover should prevent the springs from causing any harm if they break.
Extension springs are attached to safety cables. As long as they’re properly installed, the safety cables will control the springs if they fail. This safety measure prevents damage and injury. If your garage door has extension springs but not safety cables, have a professional install them right away.
Grinding or unusual noises when opening or closing. Garage door openers tend to be a little noisy. If you hear grinding noises or anything out of the ordinary, however, call a garage door pro for help. Stop the garage door opener or, if you open the garage door by hand, stop attempting to open or close it. Grinding or unusual noises can be caused by several different issues. It could be broken or loose rollers, worn hardware, or even a bad gear drive in the opener. Your best (and safest) bet is to consult a garage door professional for diagnosis.
Unbalanced door. If a garage door falls or closes by itself or doesn’t stay closed, the door is most likely out of balance. Unbalanced garage doors often appear to be uneven or slanted to one side. This causes the hardware on that side to wear out more quickly.
Broken opener. If nothing happens when you push the button for the garage door opener, first make sure the opener has power. The opener is usually plugged into a normal electrical outlet. Try plugging something else into the outlet to see if it’s working. If the outlet doesn’t have power, check the circuit breakers in the main service panel. If a breaker is flipped, try resetting it before calling a professional for help.
Steel garage doors. Steel is a popular material for garage doors. Steel garage doors are strong, well insulated, and low maintenance.
Wooden garage doors. Wood garage doors are durable and classic. Wood is especially popular for custom-designed garage doors. It isn’t a maintenance-free material, however. Wood garage doors need to be sealed or painted regularly to keep the wood in good shape.
Aluminum garage doors. Aluminum does not rust and is largely maintenance-free. The light weight of aluminum doors makes them a good choice for wide garage openings.
Fiberglass garage doors. Fiberglass doors resist corrosion from salt and humidity, so they’re a great option for homes in coastal areas. However, fiberglass does not fare as well in cold climates. Fiberglass doesn’t insulate well, and it’s susceptible to breakage in cold weather.
Plastic or vinyl garage doors. Due to their durability, light weight, and minimal upkeep, plastic and vinyl garage doors are growing in popularity. These garage doors will not rot or corrode. They are also made with UV-resistant materials, so they’re less likely to fade from sun exposure.
Painting garage doors. Most garage doors can be painted. Painting is a fun and affordable customization option if you don’t need a brand-new door.
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