Our Maintenance Checklist
Every maintenance visit covers a full multi-point inspection and service of your entire garage door system.
Spring Tension Check
We test and adjust spring tension to ensure your door is balanced and lifting properly.
Cable Inspection
Lift cables inspected for fraying, kinking, and wear before they become a safety hazard.
Track Inspection & Alignment
Tracks checked for alignment, bends, and debris that can cause binding or off-track issues.
Roller Inspection
All rollers checked for cracks, flat spots, or seized bearings and replaced if necessary.
Hinge & Hardware Check
All hinges, brackets, and bolts inspected and tightened to prevent loosening over time.
Lubrication Service
Springs, rollers, hinges, and tracks lubricated with the correct products for quiet, smooth operation.
Opener Force Test
Opener force and speed settings tested and adjusted to manufacturer specifications.
Safety Sensor Test
Photo-eye sensors tested for proper alignment and function to ensure the door reverses correctly.
Weatherstripping Check
Bottom seal and side weatherstripping inspected and replaced if cracked or damaged.
How Often Should You Service Your Door?
- Lubricate springs, rollers, hinges and tracks
- Test door balance and spring tension
- Test safety reversal sensors
- Inspect cables for fraying
- Full inspection of all hardware
- Tighten all bolts and hardware
- Check weatherstripping condition
- Test opener force settings
- Inspect panels for damage
Why Regular Maintenance Matters
Prevent Breakdowns
Catch worn parts before they fail completely, avoiding emergency repair calls and costly damage.
Extend Door Life
Regular maintenance can add years to the lifespan of your garage door and opener.
Quieter Operation
Proper lubrication and adjustments eliminate grinding, squeaking, and banging noises.
Safer for Your Family
Ensure safety sensors, springs and cables are all working correctly to prevent accidents.