F.A.Q

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Do you want to replace your garage door and looking for answers to your questions? Read more below!

How can I reinforce garage door security?

Obviously, garage door repair is the first and most important rule to keep the system stable strong and deal with possible threats. Additionally, you can install latches, CCTV systems in the perimeter, connect garage doors with the alarm system and fix the bottom seal.

Why does my garage door move slowly?

Several garage door parts could be responsible for the slow pace of the panel. Make sure the cable is not loose and the extension springs for garage doors are strong and flexible. Rusty tracks could decelerate the movement of the door or check the garage door opener.

How often do parts need lubrication?

Lubrication maintenance must take place two three times annually. The experts of our repair company insist that it's important to lubricate the moving garage door parts before winter and certainly every time they get noisy. It would also depend on the door usage. The more you open it, the more lubrication will be needed.

Why are bearings necessary for torsion springs?

These garage door bearings ensure that the stationary cone of the torsion spring system will be centered to the shaft. This way, you can be sure that the torsion spring will be centered too according to the experts of our company.

Are there differences between openers?

There are certainly differences among garage door openers and, in fact, differences between openers for commercial and residential use according to Garage Door Repair Duvall. You will also find variations in terms of their basic characteristics, whether they have a screw, chain or belt drive, and of their horsepower. These distinctions are meant for different garage doors.

What is the role of the cables in the torsion spring system?

The lift cables are responsible for the movement of the garage door during opening and closing. They are connected to the spring via a set of drums and to the bottom of the door as well. They practically pull the door up using the torque released by the spring and then lower it down. They are also under great tension and will snap eventually. When this happens, our specialists in Duvall recommend immediate replacement.