1Loud noises
If your garage door is making unusual or loud noises, it may indicate that the springs or other parts need to be adjusted.
A garage door tune up is an important part of maintaining your garage door’s overall health and lifespan. During a tune-up, a professional will thoroughly inspect and adjust all of the parts of your door to ensure that it is operating smoothly and safely.
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If your garage door is making unusual or loud noises, it may indicate that the springs or other parts need to be adjusted.
If your garage door takes longer than usual to open or close, it could indicate that the springs or opener need to be revised.
3If your garage door comes off the track or becomes misaligned, the rollers or other parts need to be repaired/replaced.
4If you notice uneven gaps between the weather seal of your garage door and the floor, it might be an opener or spring issue.
5If your safety sensors are not working as they should and make the door go up every time you try to close it, they need realignment and careful cleaning.
6If you notice any loose or frayed parts, like cables, on your garage door, it may be a sign that they need to be tightened or replaced.
If your garage door is more than 10 years old, it may be a good idea to have a professional inspect and tune it up.
It is important to remember that garage door tune-ups should be performed by a professional and licensed technician with experience working on them. Attempting to perform a tune-up on your own can be dangerous and may cause further damage to your garage door.
This safety checklist is to provide you, the customer, with the information needed to understand our recommendation to make your door more functional, safe and properly balanced.
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It is recommended to schedule a tune-up at least once a year or if you see any of the signs mentioned above. Regularly scheduled tune-ups can help prevent more costly repairs down the road and ensure that your garage door operates safely and efficiently.
A professional goes through a 25-point safety checklist covering the operator and the garage door, including the springs, rollers, cables, tracks, hinges, safety sensors and bottom weather seal.
Garage door tune-ups should be performed by a professional and licensed technician with experience working on them. Attempting to perform a tune-up on your own can be dangerous and may cause further damage to your garage door.
Loud noises, slow operation, a door that comes off track, uneven gaps between the weather seal and the floor, safety sensor issues, loose or frayed parts, or a door that is more than 10 years old.
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It is recommended to schedule a tune-up at least once a year or if you see any of the signs mentioned above. Regularly scheduled tune-ups can help prevent more costly repairs down the road and ensure that your garage door operates safely and efficiently. Please don’t hesitate to call us and schedule a tune-up appointment with one of our skilled technicians.
