Garage door bottom seal — San Antonio, TX

Replacing garage door springs is a job for licensed pros due to the high tension involved. They will first secure the door and then carefully remove the old springs. New springs, matched to your door's weight and size, are then installed. The tension is adjusted correctly to ensure the door operates smoothly. Safety checks are performed before the job is completed.

When your Genie opener needs attention, the licensed pro will start by checking its power supply and any visible damage. They'll inspect the drive mechanism, whether it's a chain, belt, or screw. Safety sensors are tested for obstructions or misalignment. The remote and wall button's functionality is also verified. They'll explain what's causing the issue and the best way to fix it.

Common garage door issues include broken springs, malfunctioning openers, damaged tracks, and worn-out rollers. A licensed pro will diagnose the specific problem, whether it's a mechanical failure or an electrical one. They'll explain the necessary repairs, like spring replacement or opener adjustment. They ensure the door operates safely and efficiently after the work is done.

You should consider replacing your garage door lock if it's become stiff, difficult to operate, or if the key has broken off. If you've recently moved into a new home, it's also a good idea for security. A licensed pro can assess your current lock and recommend a suitable replacement. They can install a new lock that provides reliable security and smooth operation.

Servicing roll up metal garage doors involves inspecting the curtain for any dents or damage. The tracks are checked for obstructions and lubricated. Springs and the counterbalance system are inspected for wear and proper tension. The operator, if present, is checked for function and security. A pro ensures the door rolls up and down smoothly and safely.

When a garage door opener needs repair, the licensed pro begins by checking the power supply and wiring. They'll inspect the motor and gear system for wear or damage. The drive mechanism, like a chain or belt, is examined. Safety sensors are tested for alignment and function. They'll identify the root cause and explain the repair process, whether it's a simple adjustment or a component replacement.

Replacing garage door rollers typically involves safely disengaging the opener and relieving tension on the springs. The licensed pro will then remove the old rollers from the door's tracks. New rollers, chosen for compatibility with your door, are inserted. The door is then carefully re-seated onto the new rollers. This ensures smooth movement and proper track engagement.