Projects

Customer Issue: Mrs. Wallace grew concerned that something had gone very wrong with her garage door when it would fall shut with a bang, rather than slowly lower.
Our Solution: The garage door springs of Mrs. Wallace’s garage door were no longer in good shape, as one had broken completely and the other had enough wear that it would also snap fairly soon. Our professionals made certain the door wouldn’t move with a clamp, before releasing the tension in order to remove both torsion springs. We then installed in new ones and completed testing.

Customer Issue: Mrs. Cletos’ garage door opener suffered a complete shutdown, no lights coming on or responsiveness, even when plugged in and switched on.
Our Solution: After making sure the problem wasn’t the power cord or outlet, our technicians took the opener apart and checked its internal components. As expected, the main circuit board was burned out, so they replaced it and the circuit breaker, and the opener worked.

Customer Issue: Mr. Gray purchased a rundown property in need of renovation. Part of the problem was a garage door that hadn’t been used in years.
Our Solution: Clopay imitation wooden panels on a steel lift frame, a LiftMaster 8500 wall-mounted opener, and a pair of 041A5034 model optic sensors from the same company formed the core of the customer's new garage door. After our team added the springs and the belt, and inserted the door rollers into the tracks, they performed several safety and functionality check, to ensure the system was fully operational.

Customer Issue: Broken cable.
Our Solution: After arriving at this customer's home we quickly assessed the situation and discovered that one of the lift cables broke. After carefully removing it we installed a new cable in its place and made sure the door was in no danger of falling.

Customer Issue: Misaligned track.
Our Solution: We performed a complete examination of the hardware components and quickly realized that one of the horizontal tracks had become misaligned. We tightened all of its screws and carefully realigned its position. Then we made sure the door was able to open and close effortlessly again.

Customer Issue: Broken extension spring.
Our Solution: First we made sure no other part of the system was about to break. Then we carefully removed the damaged component and installed a new spring in its place. The second one was also in a bad shape, so we replaced it as well.