Question 1

How quickly can you fix my noisy operation?

Accepted Answer

In most cases, we can fix a noisy garage door the same day you call. Our technicians carry the most common parts needed for noise-related repairs, including lubricants, rollers, hinges, and springs. Once we diagnose the source of the noise - whether it's worn rollers, dry hinges, loose hardware, or spring issues - we can typically complete the repair within 1-2 hours. For more complex issues requiring special parts, we can usually return within 24-48 hours with the necessary components.

Question 2

What causes noisy operation in garage doors?

Accepted Answer

Noisy garage door operation can stem from several common causes. The most frequent culprits are worn or damaged rollers, especially metal rollers that haven't been lubricated. Loose hardware, including hinges, brackets, and track bolts, can create rattling and vibrating sounds. Worn or improperly tensioned springs often produce creaking or groaning noises. The opener chain or belt may need adjustment or replacement. Additionally, bent tracks, worn bearings in the opener motor, or lack of proper lubrication throughout the system can all contribute to excessive noise. Our technicians will perform a thorough inspection to identify all noise sources.

Question 3

Do you offer financing for new industrial door installations?

Accepted Answer

Yes, we offer flexible financing options for industrial and commercial garage door installations. We understand that industrial doors represent a significant investment, which is why we've partnered with reputable financing companies to provide options that fit various budgets. Our financing plans include low-interest options, deferred payment plans, and lease-to-own arrangements. We can also work with your business accounting department to structure payments that align with your fiscal requirements. Contact us for a free consultation and we'll discuss the financing options available for your specific project.

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