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Just like your car needs regular oil changes, your garage door needs maintenance to keep it running smooth and extend its life.
Over time, parts wear out, hardware loosens, and dirt builds up in all the wrong places. If you ignore it too long, you could end up with a big repair bill.
Our garage door tune-up is a full-service visit where we…
It’s the easiest way to avoid surprise breakdowns and keep your door working like it should.
Most garage door problems don’t show up overnight. They build up little by little until one day, your door just won’t open or your springs snap. That’s why annual maintenance is so important. It helps to catch small issues before they turn into big ones. Here’s what you get from a regular tune-up:
Your garage door does a lot of heavy lifting. Give it some care once a year, and it’ll return the favor.
We keep it simple. Our standard annual tune-up is affordable and well worth it. You’re looking at a price of $259, depending on the number of doors, your door type and condition.
Need new parts like rollers or weather stripping? We’ll always talk to you first before doing anything extra.
Our gargae door tune-ups go beyond basic lubrication and quick fixes. We perform a comprehensive inspection and service of the entire system– from springs and cables to sensors, rollers, and opener performance. While other companies check a box, we make sure everything runs safely and smoothly, top to bottom.
We look at every major part—springs, rollers, cables, opener, and more—to make sure nothing’s worn out or close to breaking.
We use high-quality, silicone-based lubricant on all the moving parts so your door glides smoothly and quietly.
We tighten nuts, bolts, and hinges, and make sure your door tracks are aligned and rollers are moving freely.
We check if your door is properly balanced. If it’s too heavy on one side, it could be putting extra stress on your opener.
We test your motor, chain or belt, remotes, wall button, and safety sensors.
We take a look at your bottom seal and side seals to make sure pests, water, and drafts stay out.
We love a good DIY project, but when it comes to garage doors, some things are better left to the pros.
Keep the tracks clear of dirt and debris
Keep the tracks clear of dirt and debris
Test the safety sensors by placing something in the door’s path
Replace the remote batteries
Listen for weird sounds or signs of wear
Diagnosing motor or opener problems
Balancing the door or replacing worn parts
We’ve seen too many people damage their door trying to fix something they weren’t sure about.
Let us handle the hard part—it’s what we do every day.
Not sure if your garage door needs a tune-up? If it’s been 12 months since your last tune-up, you’re in need. But if not, here are a few red flags to watch for:
It makes weird noises—squeaking, grinding, or popping
It jerks or hesitates when opening or closing
The door doesn’t sit level when closed
The remote or wall switch doesn’t always work
You see rust, frayed cables, or loose hardware
If you notice any of these signs, it’s time to give us a call. Even if things seem “fine,” an annual check-up is always a smart move.
Once a year is perfect for most homes. If you use your garage like a front door (meaning it opens and closes multiple times a day), you might want to schedule every 6–9 months.
We inspect every major part—springs, cables, rollers, opener, safety sensors—and make adjustments as needed. We tighten bolts, check balance, lubricate moving parts, and test your opener and safety features.
You can do basic things like clearing the tracks or testing your safety sensors, but the rest—like adjusting springs or checking door balance—can be dangerous if you’re not trained. That’s where we come in.
It’s best if someone’s home, but if you can give us access to the garage and opener, we can take care of the tune-up and call you with a full report.
If your garage door has some serious damage or frequent breakdowns, it could be time for a replacement. Fortunately, we offer free estimates on all new garage door installations.
Tune-ups usually cost between $99 and $149, depending on your door and how long it’s been since your last service. It’s a small price to pay to avoid an $800+ emergency repair down the line.
If we spot any major issues—like broken springs, worn-out rollers, or opener problems—we’ll walk you through the problem, explain your options, and get approval before doing anything extra.
