Projects

Customer Issue: The Roussettes’ automatic garage door was due for some new springs, and they called to get us to help.
Our Solution: Our standard spring repair formula served us well here; after the customer removed her car to give us room, our team loosened the torsion cones to slowly let the springs loose. Then the springs came off, the spindles got cleaned and oiled, and our new springs went in for testing.

Customer Issue: The opener trolley kept making alarming noises halfway down its rail, and the opener eventually pulled it back, preventing the door from opening.
Our Solution: After unplugging the opener and locking the door closed, our team removed the trolley unit and found its gears badly corroded and warped. By the follow up appointment the next day, we had procured a replacement trolley of the same model from Sears, and installed it.

Customer Issue: Needed panels replaced.
Our Solution:  Mr. Garcia had accidentally broken two panels on his old garage door. We found exact replacements and installed them perfectly to his complete satisfaction, and left only after making sure the door was perfectly balanced.

Customer Issue:  Mr. Harvey needed our team to put his garage door back on track and make sure it was operating correctly.
Our Solution:  We reset the customer's door, tightened some bolts and made sure the door was aligned properly to insure it was operating correctly.

Customer Issue:  The customer's garage door was not working properly.
Our Solution: Our technician found there were several problems including a broken sensor, cracked roller, and slight misalignment. He took care of all problems and made sure the door was working properly again.