A garage door is the largest moving part of most buildings, and a periodic tune-up keeps it running smoothly while catching small problems — a worn roller, a loose bolt, a fraying cable — before they turn into a breakdown. A technician inspects the door and its hardware, adjusts what needs it, and lubricates the moving parts.
A tune-up typically covers
- Inspecting springs, cables, rollers and hardware
- Tightening loose bolts and brackets
- Lubricating the moving parts
- Checking balance, travel and the safety reverse
Ask us about a tune-up for your door.