Digital Garage Doors

Nearly everyone in the United States owns a garage door. Not only does it allow you space for parking your vehicles, but it also serves as a first-line of defense to your property. A garage door has a limited lifecycle of up to 10-20 years. But when you don’t take care of your door regularly, your garage door may stop working sooner than expected. So, it’s not a surprise to see your garage door malfunctioning, as it’s comprised of many technical and electrical components, with each working in a fixed pattern to offer smooth garage door operations. If your garage door is showing any of the following signs, it may be the time to repair or replace it. Let’s have a look at these signs below:

Your Garage Door Starts Having Problem

Garage Doors can wear down over time, depending on the usage. Underlying issues may quickly result in a complete breakdown, so it’s unsafe to continue using your faulty door.  Since a garage door is used daily and regularly, some of its parts may develop problems over time. If your door is performing the right way it should be, it means your door has reached its expiry date and you should consider replacing it.

Nasty Sound is a Warning

Identifying the issue before it gets worse is the key to avoiding expensive repairs and replacements. If your garage door produces a loud sound when moving upward or downward, the problem could be either with a spring or your garage door opener. Having a look at these components on time can save you big amounts. Sometimes a minor fix is needed to solve the problem.

Borken Opener

Garage door opener is one of the most common parts that are more susceptible to getting broken over time. If your garage door is moving slower when moving upward, it may be a sign your garage door opener needs to be repaired or replaced. In the worst scenario, your door may detach from the opener and crash to the floor. In such a situation, it’s highly advised that you immediately report it to any professional garage door repair contractor to stay on the safe side and avoid serious injuries.

Jack Frost

Meet Jack, our garage guru. With a wrench in one hand and a can-do attitude in the other, he’s your go-to expert for all things repair and replacement.