Projects

Customer Issue: Mr. Ruiz didn’t want a lot of upkeep for his new garage door, but still hoped for a stylish addition for his home.
Our Solution: Our experts had just the thing for Mr. Ruiz, and recommended a Sears Carriage House style garage door. It's easy to maintain, durable and has a beautiful design as well. We slipped the rollers of the door onto the track and closed it, as well as connected the cable and springs. Our team then adjusted the tension and tested the balance.

Customer Issue: The customer felt that their garage door seemed to keep getting stuck and was moving slowly, which was frustrating when she had sports to take her children too regularly
Our Solution: Our team examined the customer’s system closely to find the source of the issue. It was determined that the track had become warped over time, so the door was taken down briefly in order to remove the damaged track. Once a new one was installed, the door was put back into place.

Customer Issue: The customer’s garage door was constantly opening and closing itself without cease unless the opener was switched off.
Our Solution: The team removed the opener’s backup battery and checked the wiring for short circuits or damage. Finding none, they tried replacing the circuit board, and upon plugging the opener back in, returning its battery, and switching it on, they found it had solved the problem.

Customer Issue: Broken spring.
Our Solution: The first thing we did was inspect the door to make sure no other part had sustained any significant damage. Then, we carefully secured it and removed the damaged spring from its shaft. After installing a new unit and loading it with tension, we tested the door's balance and smooth performance several times to ensure everything was working correctly again.

Customer Issue: opener runs but the door won't open.
Our Solution: We started by examining the trolley and the rail to see if some part of the drive system became disconnected or broke. Then, we opened the opener's casing and inspected the internal parts. The problem turned out to be a worn gear, which we then replaced, thus returning the unit to its proper operation.

Customer Issue: Noisy garage door.
Our Solution: We started examining all the possible culprits, i.e. the hinges, the spring and the rollers. The troublemakers turned out to be a few of the latter, which we then replaced. After that, we lubricated all of the above to ensure the door would move more smoothly and quietly. We also showed the customer how to properly carry out lubrication maintenance every once in a while to save him some hassle in the future.