We reply to your questions:
Should I repair or replace my garage door motor?
Can I replace just one or two panels on my garage door?
Why do I need to replace both springs (or cables) when only one of them broke?
When there is a problem on the one side of the garage door mechanics, we usually need to attend to both sides. This is because the garage door must be properly balanced in order to work most efficiently and having an unbalanced garage door can cause damage which will need to be repaired down the line. Therefore, even if just one spring or cable breaks, we need to replace both springs or cables respectively.
Do you repair tip-up garage doors?
No we don’t. These doors are no longer made. It can be difficult and/or expensive to get parts. In the long run it is more cost-effective to install a new garage door. We do however automate tip-up garage doors if required.
Is my garage door motor too small for my garage door?
How many times is the battery supposed to be able to open the garage door in a power outage?
What patterns are available for new wooden garage doors?
What styles and colours are available for steel sectional garage doors?
How do I know if my garage door needs a service?
Click here to learn how to assess your door.
For more information on our garage door service, see: garage door service overview
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