Garage door springs — Baltimore, MD

Garage door sensors are a crucial safety feature. They use an infrared beam to detect obstructions in the door's path. If the beam is broken, the opener will reverse the door's motion, preventing damage or injury. If your sensors aren't working, the door might not close properly. The crew that comes out can realign or replace them.

A side mount garage door opener, also known as a jackshaft opener, is mounted to the wall next to the garage door. It's a good option for garages with low headroom or when you want to maximize ceiling space. The specialist you'll speak with can determine if this type is suitable for your setup. They operate the torsion bar directly.

Torsion springs are mounted on a bar above the garage door and twist to lift it. Extension springs run along the sides of the door and stretch to counteract its weight. Each type has specific maintenance needs and repair procedures. The crew that comes out will identify which system you have and address any issues with it.

Replacing a garage door bottom seal involves removing the old, worn-out seal and installing a new one. This keeps out weather, pests, and debris. The specialist you'll speak with can ensure the new seal is properly fitted to the bottom of your door. This is a straightforward repair that maintains your garage's integrity.

Common issues include openers not responding, remotes not working, or the door opening/closing erratically. These can stem from remote battery issues, sensor malfunctions, or problems with the opener's internal components. The crew that comes out can diagnose the exact cause and perform the necessary repair. They'll get your opener working smoothly again.