Garage Door Maintenance & Tune-Up
Regular maintenance extends the life of your garage door, prevents unexpected breakdowns, and keeps your family safe. Our annual tune-up covers everything from lubrication to safety testing.
Regular maintenance extends the life of your garage door, prevents unexpected breakdowns, and keeps your family safe. Our annual tune-up covers everything from lubrication to safety testing.
Your garage door is the largest moving part of your home and it operates thousands of times per year. Without regular maintenance, small issues like dry bearings, loose hardware, or worn weatherstripping turn into expensive repairs.
A professional tune-up catches problems early, keeps your door running quietly and smoothly, and ensures the safety mechanisms are working correctly. It also helps maintain your door's warranty coverage.
Lubrication of all moving parts including springs, rollers, hinges, tracks, and the opener chain or belt.
Hardware tightening to secure bolts, brackets, and track mounts that loosen from vibration over time.
Balance test to check that the door opens and closes evenly and stays in place when half-open.
Safety reversal test to verify the auto-reverse and photo-eye sensors are functioning properly.
Visual inspection of cables, springs, rollers, panels, and weatherstripping for wear or damage.
Catching worn parts early prevents sudden failures that leave you stuck at home or locked out.
A $100 tune-up is far cheaper than a $400 emergency spring or cable repair.
Well-maintained doors and openers last significantly longer than neglected ones.
Lubricated parts and tightened hardware eliminate squeaks, rattling, and grinding noises.
Verified safety sensors and auto-reverse protect your family, kids, and pets.
Many manufacturers require regular maintenance to keep the warranty valid.
Call us or fill out the form to book a maintenance visit at a time that works for you.
Our technician performs a complete 20-point inspection of your door, opener, and hardware.
We lubricate all moving parts, tighten hardware, and adjust spring tension and track alignment.
You get a summary of what we found and recommendations for anything that needs attention down the road.