Your garage door remote used to work from halfway down the driveway. Now you have to pull almost directly in front of the garage before anything happens. Sometimes you press the button several times before the opener finally responds. A shrinking garage door remote...
You close the garage door, walk away, and later discover it open again. Or maybe the door suddenly starts moving when no one is near the remote or wall control. Besides being confusing, a garage door that opens unexpectedly can create a legitimate security concern....
A garage door should travel smoothly from the floor to the fully open position and back down again. A little vibration may not seem alarming at first, but noticeable shaking, jerking, or wobbling can indicate that something in the system is worn, loose, or out of...
A garage door should sit relatively flush against the floor when it is fully closed. If you can see daylight underneath it, feel cold air coming in, or notice water, leaves, or pests getting through, something may need attention. A gap under garage door panels is not...
A garage door may look simple from the outside, but it relies on a carefully balanced system of springs, cables, rollers, tracks, and hardware to move safely. When everything is working correctly, the door should open and close smoothly without putting excessive...
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