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COMMON QUESTIONS
If your garage door is refusing to close, it could be due to issues with the photo eye sensors or their alignment. Cleaning the sensors and ensuring they are correctly positioned may help resolve the problem.
The photo eye sensors can also cause the garage door to reverse if they detect an object in its path. Clearing any obstructions and checking for proper sensor alignment can often fix this issue.
Signs that your garage door may require repairs include broken or stretched springs, unusual noises during operation, bent rails, broken cables, or damage to the door itself. If you notice any of these issues, it’s best to seek professional repairs.
You can test the balance of your garage door by disconnecting it from the automatic opener and manually lifting it a few feet off the ground. If the door quickly slides back down, it may be unbalanced and require adjustment.
If your garage door won’t open and it’s not a problem with the door itself, you can start by checking the batteries in your remote. Additionally, ensure you’re within range of the opener and inspect the antenna for any damage. Resetting the transmitter or scheduling maintenance with a professional technician may also be necessary.
Noisy garage doors can be caused by various factors, such as worn-out rollers, loose hardware, or lack of lubrication. Regular maintenance, including lubricating moving parts and tightening loose components, can help reduce the noise.
If your garage door becomes stuck halfway, it could be due to issues with the tracks, rollers, or the opener itself. Attempting to force the door open or closed can cause additional damage. It’s recommended to stop operating the door immediately and contact a professional garage door technician. They will be able to identify and fix the underlying problem, restoring the proper functionality of your garage door.
Garage doors that move slowly could be a result of worn-out rollers, improper lubrication, or issues with the garage door opener. Regular maintenance, including lubricating the rollers and ensuring the opener is in good condition, can help improve the speed of the door’s movement.
If your garage door remote is not working, try replacing the batteries and ensure you’re within range of the opener. Check for any obstructions blocking the signal between the remote and the opener. If the issue persists, reprogramming the remote or seeking professional assistance may be necessary.
It is recommended to perform regular maintenance on your garage door at least once a year. This includes lubricating moving parts, tightening hardware, and inspecting the door for any signs of wear or damage. Regular maintenance helps ensure the smooth and safe operation of your garage door.
In some cases, it is possible to replace a single panel of a garage door if it is damaged. However, it depends on the make and model of your door. It’s best to consult with a professional garage door technician who can assess the damage and advise on the most appropriate solution.
Excessive shaking or vibrating of a garage door can be a sign of underlying issues. It could be due to loose hardware, worn-out rollers, or misaligned tracks. In such cases, it is recommended to seek professional help to diagnose and resolve the problem. Ignoring this issue can lead to further damage and potentially compromise the safety of your garage door.
Absolutely! We understand that garage door emergencies can happen at any time. That’s why we offer 24/7 emergency repair services to address urgent issues promptly. Simply give us a call, and our responsive team will be there to assist you.