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A yearly safety check and adjustment that keeps your door quiet, balanced and working, before something breaks.
Balance · Springs · Rollers · Opener · Safety sensors
Most garage doors only get attention when something breaks. A yearly tune-up catches worn rollers, fraying cables and a door drifting out of balance before they turn into a stuck door on a weekday morning. It also keeps the opener from straining, and keeps the door quieter.
U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission (NEISS) estimates put garage door and opener injuries treated in U.S. emergency rooms at about 16,000 a year (2015–2024). Regular safety checks, especially of the auto-reverse system, are an easy way to lower that risk at home.
We’ll explain anything we find and you decide what to fix. Nothing gets replaced without your OK.
Long, hot summers dry out bottom seals and lubricant, and a hot garage makes an opener work harder. A check before summer, or before you leave on a long trip, is a good habit.
Related: spring replacement · repairs · opener upgrades
Once a year is a good rule for most homes. Doors that are used many times a day benefit from more frequent checks.
Yes: a garage-door lubricant on hinges, rollers and bearings helps. Leave spring adjustment and cable work to a technician.
Yes. We service doors and openers from Clopay, Amarr, Wayne Dalton, LiftMaster, Chamberlain, Genie, Craftsman and others.
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