Garage Door Repairs Projects in Monument CO

Customer Issue: Mr. Floyd wanted a new garage door to liven up his home, and give it a fresh new look.
Our Solution: Out of the various garage doors that we recommended; Mr. Floyd determined that a Sears Premier Carriage House model garage door would be best. He liked the unique look that the 19th-century design gave, and that it remained within his budget. We detached the springs and the rest of the system from the original door. Once it had been removed, our experts installed the new one.

Customer Issue: The bottom panel of Mr. Abin’s garage door suffered water damage due to poor insulation and became warped.
Our Solution: The garage door had to come up off of its tracks by hand, and then the lower panel removed after unscrewing it from the frame. The new panel was an Amarr Classica unit, just like the others, and this one had a much better seal and insulation put on.

Customer Issue: The customer’s overhead door wouldn’t open properly, and there didn’t seem to be anything wrong with the roller mechanism or springs.
Our Solution: Our team checked the electric opener and its limit and travel settings, and found that they had slipped. They reset the opener from factory settings and recalibrated it for the dimensions and weight of Mr. Dubois’ door. Then, they reprogrammed the garage door remote and made sure the door opened and closed all the way.

Customer Issue: Old lift cables were very frayed and needed to be replaced.
Our Solution: During a maintenance inspection the customer was performing, he noticed that the condition of his lift cables was less than optimal, to put it mildly. He did the smart thing and reached out to us to get help, and our technician was able to quickly install two new cables for him and to make sure they were properly adjusted to bear the full weight of the door.

Customer Issue: The spring broke and the door crashed down.
Our Solution: The customer's main concern was that his door had been damaged by the accident, but after inspecting the panels we found that fortunately they didn't stain significant damage. We proceeded to replace the broken torsion spring and wound the new unit with the proper amount of tension to support the weight of the door.

Customer Issue: A few rollers popped out of one of the tracks.
Our Solution: The reason for the bending was negligence, as the customer had recently moved into a new home and the previous owner did not take proper care of the garage door. The result was the aforementioned scenario, which forced a couple of the door rollers out of the right vertical track. We repaired the bent section and then reinserted the rollers and lubricated them for optimal performance.