General Overhead Door FAQs
While we suggest a certified professional undertake any major repairs, here are some steps you can take to maintain your door:
- Lubricate the track, hinges, and springs periodically (call us for the best method for your specific door).
- Clean and lubricate the weather stripping to keep it pliable.
- Inspect springs, cables, and rollers every six months; contact us if any are worn or broken.
- Repaint painted doors periodically to protect them from the elements.
Our systems include a Six‑Part Safety Package featuring:
- Safe‑T‑Beam® auto‑reversing system with infrared beam + LED diagnostic lights
- Contact reverse, stopping and reversing the door within two seconds of contact
- Timed reverse, stopping and reversing if the door doesn’t close in 30 seconds
- Adjustable electronic force sensitivity control
- Relay switch monitoring, reversing the door if a control relay malfunctions
- STB monitoring, reversing the door if the Safe‑T‑Beam® system malfunctions
Residential Repair FAQs
- Screw Drive — powerful, fast and quiet. Maximum power for heavy doors.
- Belt Drive — quiet and smooth performance. Ideal for garages adjacent to living areas.
- Chain Drive — rugged and reliable. Suitable for most garage doors.
Commercial Repair FAQs
You can count on us for expert maintenance and repair for garage, overhead, and gated doors. We also provide repair service for operators and loading dock equipment.
We are committed to excellent customer service that you can rely on. Interested in learning more? Contact us today!
- Screw Drive — powerful, fast and quiet. Maximum power for heavy doors.
- Belt Drive — quiet and smooth performance. Ideal for garages adjacent to living areas.
- Chain Drive — rugged and reliable. Suitable for most garage doors.




