Projects

Customer Issue: Mr. Riley found that every time he used his garage door there was a lot of loud noise and that it would continue even once the door was done moving.
Our Solution: The entire garage door system was examined by our expert, as well as tested to find the source of the problem. It was determined that the garage door’s LiftMaster 8160EWB opener was likely the cause, so it was brought down and opened for further inspection. Our technician found the motor needed repairs, which were tended to right away.

Customer Issue: A reversing overhead door that wouldn't close no matter how many time he tried making close.
Our Solution: The first thing to check when this type of problem presents itself are the safety sensors. As it turns out, they had gotten out of alignment. We replaced one photo eye that got damaged, and realigned the second one with the new sensor we installed. The door no longer had a "false-positive" malfunction and was able to close.

Customer Issue: A garage door had trouble closing due to a warped and rusted set of tracks.
Our Solution: Our team recommended a track replacement for Mr. Whitestone, to which he agreed. After removing the old sections and installing the replacement ones, his new tracks were ready for testing, which they passed with flying colors.

Customer Issue: Needed a new opener.
Our Solution: After offering several options, the customer chose a Chamberlain chain-drive opener to be installed. We got to work straight away, and made sure everything was running smoothly when we were done. Additionally, we made sure to give the customer some maintenance tips and walk him through the features.

Customer Issue: Broken torsion spring.
Our Solution: After a careful inspection, we found that only one of his torsion springs had broken, but we replaced both with premium quality ones as the second one also showed signs of deterioration. Then, we did a safety check to ensure the door opened and closed properly.

Customer Issue: Broken rollers.
Our Solution: The customer’s rollers were over 10 years old and broke under the pressure. We replaced both with a brand-new set. After replacing it, we tested it ourselves and made sure the door opened smoothly and without any grinding noises.