garage doors & automatic openers FAQ

Possible causes could include misaligned tracks, broken springs, or sensor misalignment. It's best to have a professional technician inspect and diagnose the issue.

We recommend scheduling annual maintenance to ensure optimal performance and catch any potential issues early on.

Look out for sagging, loud noises during operation, or difficulty opening the door, as these could indicate worn-out springs.

Check for power supply issues, remote battery status, and sensor alignment. If problems persist, it's best to call a professional.

This could be due to worn-out rollers, loose hardware, or insufficient lubrication. A maintenance check can identify and resolve the issue.

Try replacing the remote battery and ensuring it's within range of the opener. If problems persist, consider reprogramming or replacing the remote.

Regularly inspect and lubricate moving parts, and ensure weather-stripping is intact to protect against moisture and temperature fluctuations.

In most cases, individual panels can be replaced if the damage is localized, but it's best to consult with a professional for an accurate assessment.

Opt for openers with rolling code technology, safety sensors, and auto-reverse functionality to enhance safety and security.

Upgrade to a smart garage door opener with encryption features, and never leave the door partially open or rely solely on remotes for access.

Insulated doors offer improved energy efficiency, reduced noise levels, and enhanced durability, making them ideal for homes in various climates.

Consider factors such as age, extensive damage, frequent repairs, and outdated safety features when deciding on a replacement.

While minor maintenance tasks can be DIY, major repairs and adjustments should be handled by experienced technicians to ensure safety and effectiveness.

Cold temperatures can cause lubricants to thicken and components to contract, leading to sluggish operation or sensor issues.

Keep tracks clear of ice and debris, apply garage door lubricant on moving parts, and consider installing a heater or insulation.

Regular maintenance prolongs the lifespan of your garage door, reduces the risk of unexpected breakdowns, and ensures safety for your family.

Yes, it's possible to install an automatic opener on an existing manual door. Consult with a professional to determine feasibility and compatibility.

Consider factors such as material, design, insulation, and budget. Consult with a reputable garage door company for expert guidance.

Avoid operating the door further and call a professional immediately to realign and repair the tracks to prevent further damage.

Regularly clean the door surface, repaint or refinish as needed, and address any minor damages promptly to preserve its aesthetics and functionality.