Garage Door Repair in Chicagoland Area

One of the most important components in a garage door assembly system is the springs. The process of replacing these can be dangerous so it’s important to hire an experienced professional.

Broken rollers can stop the garage door from closing. If your garage door is loud when it moves, then your rollers might be bent or broken.

If you see gaps in the rollers or bends in the rails of your garage doors, there’s a good chance that track alignment is your issue. You may hear rubbing or squealing when the door reaches a misaligned spot on the track.

If your door is several years old and the panels are either rusted, dented, scratched or cracked, or you have an old wooden door that is warped or rotten, it is probably a wise investment to have it replaced.

If your garage door makes a loud noise when opening or closing, the problem may be the rollers. It’s important to lubricate all the moving parts of your garage door, and we can do this for you. If the problem persists, contact one of our garage door professionals.

Garage door cables, when combined with garage door springs; provide your door with the proper amount of balance and motion it requires to smoothly operate. If worn and frayed, replace immediately, with our heavy-duty quality cables.