A: This is often caused by failing pulleys. As pulleys wear out, they can start to seize, preventing your garage door from operating smoothly. This is often an easy fix!
A: This typically indicates misaligned safety sensors. Fortunately, this is usually a straightforward fix!
A: This issue is likely due to a broken spring. When a spring breaks, the door becomes too heavy for the opener to lift fully, resulting in it only raising a few inches off the ground.
A: Yes, this is often possible if your garage door opener is equipped with safety sensors at the bottom of the door.
A: In many cases, depending on the model, we can order individual replacement sections to restore your door without needing a full replacement.
A: The need for a replacement depends on the extent of the damage. However, in most cases, we can repair the door so that it functions as it did before the accident.