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Steel - Wood - Masonite - Fiberglass
Repair or Replacement - all makes and models
Door Openers, Springs, Door Sections, Cables
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Garage Door Maintenance Schedule
Scheduled routine maintenance of your
garage door will help prolong the life and performance of
your door. We suggest these simple steps to help keep your
garage door running smooth and in optimum working condition.
NOTE:
Keep in mind that your garage door is the largest moving
object in your home. CAUTION should be used at
ALL times when coming in contact with your door. All
repairs should be done by a qualified service technician. |
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Tools
needed |
1 – Can
WD-40 1 – Screwdriver |
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Lubrication
of moving parts |
Every 3
months |
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Inspection
of dry rot or rust |
Every
spring |
Lubricating
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Lubricant should be sprayed beginning at top of track
curve down to 1’ above floor. Take caution not spray
any lubricant on wheels.
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Spray lubricant on hinges
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When
door is in closed position – Lightly spray lubricant on
springs above inside of door. Caution:
under no circumstance should you touch springs or any
parts in and around spring area.
Inspection
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Visually check for any swelling, cracks or rot on door.
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Using a screwdriver – check to determine if any rotting
or rust has occurred around base of door or bottom of
sections.
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Check bottom of track for rust.
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Check to make sure all screws and nuts are tight.
During your inspection, should you find any of the above
items noted – contact us immediately to schedule an
inspection. |
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