Garage Door Projects Completed

Customer Issue: Mrs. Perry’s son had bumped the garage door with the car while practicing driving, and afterward she found that it had gotten stuck partially open.
Our Solution: The nudge from the car had knocked Mrs. Perry’s garage door off of the tracks. Our experts clamped the door to keep it from moving, then opened the tracks up where the rollers had popped out. We shifted them back into the tracks and closed them. Our technicians then unclamped the garage door and assured it moved smoothly.

Customer Issue: Mr. Gardner wanted to upgrade his opener to one that would take up less space in his garage.
Our Solution: One of our team members assisted the customer to find the perfect new model of opener for his needs, and he chose a Chamberlain RJO20. Mounting it on the wall gave him more room, and our technician took care of replacing his old model with this one quickly.

Customer Issue: The customer’s overhead door would only open partway, leaving the car unable to exit.
Our Solution: Since there were no physical jams to be found, and the door didn’t have any problem closing again, the team reset the opener to factory settings and recalibrated the limit and travel limit values until the garage door could rise all the way to the ceiling without issue.

Customer Issue: Garage door got stuck open.
Our Solution: We quickly found evidence of damage to both the tracks and the rollers. We began by fixing the bent sections, and then replaced the broken nylon rollers with new and more durable steel units. After lubricating them, we tried the door again and it opened and closed smoothly.

Customer Issue: Misaligned photoelectric eyes.
Our Solution: The opener safety sensors somehow got out of alignment, and that was causing the opener to mistakenly "think" there was something blocking the door. After we realigned the sensors, the door could once again close without any issues.

Customer Issue: Garage door extension springs broke.
Our Solution: Before removing the damaged components, we first made sure the lift cables and the door panels weren't damaged in the accident. Then we proceeded to install new springs in place of the broken ones and secure them with safety cables that would help keep them in place.