Finding A Better Garage Door

Posted on: 1 December 2022

Garage door systems are not very complex, and there are times when you will be able to problem-solve issues on your own. If your garage door opener won't turn on, the problem could be as simple as a tripped circuit breaker. It is possible that you have a small pebble or piece of debris in your track, causing the garage door to reverse direction. Loose tension springs are a common problem with garage doors, and this will need to be addressed by a repair technician.
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Posted on: 7 September 2022

When you press the button on your garage door remote, you probably expect to be able to fully open and fully close your garage door whenever you want to. Typically, this might not be a problem. However, the last time that you tried to close your garage door, you might have found that it does not close all the way like it's supposed to. Now, you could be wondering what your next steps should be.
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Posted on: 29 June 2022

Your garage door opener makes your life easier and more convenient. Although openers have a long working life, they will eventually need to be replaced. Know the signs so you can replace them before major issues occur. 1. Frequent Reversals Every automatic garage door is equipped with safety sensors designed to reverse a closing door if a blockage is detected. If the door begins to reverse even when there is no blockage, the first task is to have them readjusted.
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Posted on: 6 April 2022

As a homeowner, completing some home projects on your own is a good way to save money and utilize your creative abilities. But being a responsible homeowner also requires you to know which jobs you can DIY and which ones need the pros. For example, trying to fix damaged or broken garage door springs is difficult and outright dangerous. Below are four reasons you shouldn't attempt a DIY garage door spring repair or replacement.
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