Atlanta & 80 miles around
Garage Door Maintenance & Tune-Up
Nearly every emergency call we run was preventable. Bearings dry out, lag bolts loosen from vibration, and an out-of-balance door quietly destroys the opener over months. An annual tune-up costs a fraction of a spring or opener replacement.
Georgia humidity is hard on hardware — rust on cables, drums and bearings is the number one thing we catch on maintenance visits before it becomes a snapped-cable call.
Signs you need maintenance & tune-up
- It's been more than a year since service
- New noises you didn't used to hear
- Door doesn't stay put when stopped halfway
- Weather seal is cracked or letting light through
- You use the door more than four times a day
How the job goes
- 1
Balance test
Disconnect and lift by hand — a balanced door holds at waist height.
- 2
Hardware torque
Hinges, brackets, lag bolts and track fasteners tightened to spec.
- 3
Lubrication
Springs, bearings, rollers and hinges get the correct lubricant — never on the tracks.
- 4
Safety verification
Photo-eye alignment, auto-reverse force test and opener limit calibration.
Free quote
Free service call — tune-ups are quoted flat per door.
Final pricing depends on door size, spring cycle rating and hardware condition. You approve a flat total before any work starts.
Maintenance & Tune-Up FAQs
- How often should I schedule this?
- Once a year for typical use, twice for doors cycled many times daily.
- What can I do myself?
- Wipe the tracks clean, keep the photo eyes clear, and run the 2x4 reversal test monthly.
- Do you offer service plans?
- Yes — annual and biannual plans that include priority scheduling and repair discounts.