CHARLOTTE GARAGE DOOR REPAIR & SERVICE

Troubleshooting Your Garage Door Issues

If your garage door won’t go up or down, the first thing to check is the power source. Make sure the opener is connected to a power outlet and that the circuit breaker is not tripped. If you can easily access the outlet powering your opener, try plugging in a hairdryer to see if you have power.

If your door is going down or part of the way down and coming right back up, inspect your sensors for alignment. Additional symptoms of sensor misalignment include you having to hold down the garage door button until the door is closed and the light on the opener flashing. Click here for a short video on how you can realign your sensors.

If the power is on and the sensors are aligned and yet the door still won’t move or is making loud noises, it’s best to call the professionals at Garage Door Doctor. We will assess the issue and provide a cost-effective solution to get your garage door functioning correctly again.

Section/Panel Replacement

Garage doors get damaged and worn out.  Section or panel replacement can be a cost-effective alternative to replacing your whole door.  We have helped many neighbors – particularly in HOAs – replace door sections at a fraction of the cost of a new door.

If you’re thinking about a new door because part of your door is damaged or worn out, or if your HOA is giving you a hard time about the condition of your door, give Garage Door Doctor a call.  We carry, or can get, matching panels for almost any type of door.

Maintenance Program

We don’t just fix broken doors at Garage Door Doctor; we help prevent them from breaking in the first place.  Regular maintenance is essential in preventing future issues and extend the life of your garage door.  This includes lubricating moving parts, inspecting cables, rollers, drums and weather stripping, adjusting the opener limits, and tightening any loose hardware.  Call us to learn how you can benefit from Garage Door Doctor’s Check-up and Maintenance Programs.