Automatic garage doors feature cables on each side to lift and lower the door with ease. These cables are robust, but wear and tear can eventually take their toll, causing the cables to lose tension, fray or snap. Several things …
Are you hitting the button on your garage door opener like usual, but instead of closing, the door hits the ground and bounces right back up? When a garage door won’t stay closed, the most likely problem is that the …
A garage door opening by itself is a relatively rare occurrence with today’s modern garage door opening systems. In the past, random radio interference or a neighbor with a similar system could cause a garage door to open at seemingly …
You probably take your garage door opener for granted. Simply press a button on the wall, and the door opens so that you can leave for work in the morning. Press the button attached to your car’s visor, and the …
Every automatic garage door features either torsion or extension springs. Their job is to make lifting and lowering the 150- to 300-pound garage door easier. Springs usually last for many years, but eventually, all that opening and closing takes its …
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