June is Garage Door Safety Month
The International Door Association (IDA) and the Door & Access Systems Manufacturers Association (DASMA) have designated June as Garage Door Safety Month. We are proud to be a member of these associations and support their door safety focused missions. We work hard to promote safety every day, as well as... Read More
All About Garage Door Safety Inspections
Garage doors are often the largest moving object in a home. It’s critical to properly maintain them so you and your loved ones remain safe. If you aren’t sure what a garage door safety inspection includes, continue reading. Prior to the safety inspection, our service technician will discuss any noticeable... Read More
Common Garage Door Issues: Snapped Cables
In 2007, there were 1,610 reported injuries caused by non-professionals trying to fix their garage door themselves… Snapped Cables A broken cable can prevent one side of your garage door from lifting, or lock you out of your home entirely if neither side will move. Luckily, cables are easily replaced... Read More
Common Garage Door Issues: Dry or Squeaky Rollers and Hinges
In 2007, there were 1,610 reported injuries caused by non-professionals trying to fix their garage door themselves… Dry or Squeaky Rollers and Hinges If your garage door is sticking or making noise as it tries to open or close, the rollers and hinges may need to be lubricated so they... Read More
Common Garage Door Issues: Dirty or Misaligned Sensors
In 2007, there were 1,610 reported injuries caused by non-professionals trying to fix their garage door themselves… Dirty or Misaligned Sensors This is usually the explanation for a door that reverses before it hits the floor, or that stops in the middle of operation. Sensors may need to be cleaned,... Read More
Common Garage Door Issues: Worn Out Extension Springs
In 2007, there were 1,610 reported injuries caused by non-professionals trying to fix their garage door themselves… Worn Out Extension Springs Not only can run-down extension springs lead to squeaking, but in the most dangerous cases, they can also cause the door to fall down upon release. It’s best to... Read More
