Garage Door Service & Repair

When this occurs, it’s normally a hardware issue. Worn out hardware, such as pulleys and rollers, will drag and cause the garage door to run rough. In some cases the door can even be damaged.

By replacing the hardware, the garage door will operate smoothly.

It is also possible that the door is rubbing too tightly on the jambs. In this case, the tracks can usually be adjusted so the door is clear to move up and down.

If you’re in the Cincinnati area and your door does not open and close smoothly, give us a call at (513) 821-5095.

It is probably not a sensor issue. The sensors are designed to help keep the garage door from completely closing and crushing someone – even a pet.

On most garage door systems, they have no effect on the up-cycle of the garage door.

It’s likely some other issue with the system – either the garage door itself or the opener.

If you’re in the Greater Cincinnati area and your garage door will not open, give us a call at (513) 821-5095.

Depending on the severity of the buckling, it may be possible to reinforce the garage door.

This may extend the life of the garage door, but buckling is a sign that you should start thinking about replacement for the door.

There’s no way to know if it will work till you try.

If it fails, give us a call at (513) 821-5095 and we’ll make a quick visit and provide an price estimate.

All garage door keypads have their own coding and re-coding procedures. If you do not have the instructions, you can call us and describe the unit.

We can usually help you with that. We will need to know the make of the keypad, and garage door opener.

In some cases you may need to take they keypad off of the wall to get this info, but call us first – it may be much easier.

We can be reached at (513) 821-5095.

If by chance, none of the quick-fixes work, we can get you a price to install a new garage door keypad over the phone as well

A crooked garage door usually happens due to a broken cable or spring on one side, or a cable has come off the drum for some reason.

Resetting cables and springs is best left to a professional.

If you need help with a garage door issue and live in the Cincinnati or Northern Kentucky area, give us a call for service at (513) 821-5095.

It’s all about the bottom seals.

There are several sizes and styles of bottom seals that can be installed on today’s garage doors to stop water from getting into the garage.

There is also a rubber threshold that can be glued to the garage floor where it meets the door – this option does require the garage door and opener settings to be adjusted.

If your floor is way-out of level, or water naturally drains to the door, there may be no way of keeping all of the water out, but the above options will limit water leaks.

If you reside in the Greater Cincinnati area and have water leaking under your garage doors after a heavy rain, have us come out and take a look.