Why You Should Have Your Garage Door Repaired By A Professional

Posted on: 26 January 2021

You might be tempted to try and fix your broken garage door yourself, but there are plenty of good reasons to resist the temptation and have a professional do the repair work instead. Following are the most important reasons to have your garage door repaired by an experienced technician: Ensure That the Right Tools Are Utilized One important reason to have a professional repair your broken garage door is to ensure that the proper tools are used during the repair process.
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Five Common Issues With Garage Door Tracks

Posted on: 27 December 2020

The tracks that guide your garage door are an important part of the system. If there is a problem with the track it can cause the door to malfunction.  1. Damage Bent and warped tracks can make it impossible to open or close the garage door. If the track is only slightly damaged, the door may operate but it might bind and cause loud noises or it can shaking and jerk as it opens.
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Can I Fix My Own Garage Door Spring?

Posted on: 16 November 2020

While several homeowners enjoy doing their own repairs and maintenance around the house, there are a few things that should be left in the hands of a trained professional. Working on your garage door spring is one such activity for the reasons that are outlined below. If your spring has snapped or is in a state of disrepair, contact a company that handles garage door repair to get it looked at immediately.
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Three Common Garage Door Problems (And What To Do About Them)

Posted on: 19 October 2020

If you're like most homeowners, chances are, you rarely even know that your garage door is there. You press the button and it opens, you press it again and it closes, and you go about your life without even recognizing that it works. Once it stops working though, it's most likely all you can think about though. Fortunately, the problems that are associated with garage doors are very common (for the most part), and can even be fixed by the homeowner.
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