As much as your garage door is designed to serve you for years and years, it can only keep pushing as far as you maintain and repair it. As it begins to show signs of aging, you will most likely think of repairing that damage. But how much longer should you keep repairing it? If you sit down and count the repair costs you have used thus far, does it make you feel satisfied or regretful?
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Your garage door comprises intricate parts working perfectly together to ensure it stays balanced as it goes up and down. Like other mechanical structures, a few things can cause your garage door to malfunction at the most inopportune moments, perhaps early in the morning as you head out for that crucial meeting. When this happens, you need an expert.
It is tempting to try out some DIY repair; however, this is not advisable in certain situations.
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When you enter your driveway, you expect to simply press a button and open your garage. When the door does not open properly, it can be especially frustrating. Over time, you may notice that your garage door starts to slow down as you open it. There are a variety of reasons why this might be happening. Here are some things you can try to repair the issue.
Adjust the Speed Dial
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Garage doors are the quiet guardians of our homes. When maintained properly, they provide a level of protection from both thieves and the outside elements and very rarely do you even notice that they're there.
Until something breaks, that is. Hearing a strange sound coming from your garage door can be nerve-racking, especially if you're not sure exactly where it's coming from. Below are a few sounds that people hear when the garage doors are performing improperly; if you hear any of them, contact a technician to schedule garage door repair immediately.
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Despite how they look on the outside, garage doors are remarkably complex contraptions with a variety of moving parts that are required to operate. Because of that, it's always a good idea to contact a garage door repair technician anytime anything is wrong with your garage door, but that applies double if your spring is broken.
Generally speaking, there are two types of springs: torsion or extension. Torsion springs are the most common and are located directly above the garage door.
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