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Steel
- Wood - Masonite - Fiberglass
Repair and Replacement - all makes
and models
Door Openers, Springs, Door
Sections,
Broken Cable, Door Section
Replacement,
Weather Striping, Base Seal
Special Orders - designed to meet
your needs
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Garage
Door
Maintenance Schedule |
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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. |
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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 |
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Lubricating
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.
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Inspection
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.
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During your inspection,
should you find any of the
above items noted – contact
us immediately to schedule
an inspection. |
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