Maintenance
Garage door tune-up & safety check
A quiet door in October can be a broken spring in January. Annual tune-ups catch worn rollers, dry hinges, weak balance, and sensor issues before they strand you.
What we check
- Spring balance with opener disconnected
- Cables, drums, rollers, hinges, and bearings
- Track alignment and hardware torque
- Bottom seal and perimeter weatherstrip
- Photo-eye alignment and auto-reverse
- Opener limits, force, and battery backup if equipped
Best timing in the Black Hills is early fall — before the first hard freeze. If we find a spring near failure or frayed cables, you get options and prices before we replace anything.
FAQ
Tune-up FAQ
How often should I tune up a garage door?
Once a year is smart in the Black Hills — ideally before winter. Springs, rollers, hinges, seals, and safety reverse all get checked.
What is included in a tune-up?
Balance test, hardware tighten-up, lubrication with non-gumming product, photo-eye alignment, weatherseal check, and opener limit/force review.
Ready when your door isn’t
Need garage door help today?
Tell us what’s wrong. We’ll confirm options and timing before any work begins.