Garage Doors Repair Projects in Fountain CO

Customer Issue: Mr. Valdez knew his old garage door opener had been acting up for a long time on and off and wanted to replace it.
Our Solution: Our professionals suggested that Mr. Valdez get a Linear LDCO852 model garage door opener. Not only is it simple and affordable for his needs, but it runs far quieter than his previous one as well for an additional benefit. We disconnected the old opener, and slipped it off the overhead bar, to put the new Linear in its place and install it.

Customer Issue: Loose screws led to the customer’s garage door slipping  part way out of its tracks.
Our Solution: First, our team lifted the garage door off of its tracks manually. Then, they tightened the track screws back in, using a leveler, board, and tape measure to ensure proper alignment. Then, they lowered the door back into the tracks and reconnected the opener and cables for testing.

Customer Issue: The customer’s new home came with a garage, but the overhead door was missing some vital components.
Our Solution: The door was set up for a wall mounted opener unit, so our team installed a ListMaster 8500 once the customer approved our suggestion. Setup was easy, thanks to the wall mounted unit’s design, and the post-installation functionality tests went well.

Customer Issue: Worn out rollers.
Our Solution: We examined the door while it was in motion, and quickly found the source of the problem to be (as we suspected) the rollers. They were too old to function properly anymore, so we replaced all of them with new ones and showed the customer how to lubricate them properly in order to extend their working life.

Customer Issue: Worn and weak springs.
Our Solution: Upon testing the door's balance we found that the springs were incredibly weak and were close to becoming slack. We removed them and fitted new units of the same diameter in their place. Then, we adjusted their tension so that the door's opening and closing action would be smooth, fast and completely balanced.

Customer Issue: Door keeps reversing when the customer tries to close it.
Our Solution: The problem was that the opener's safety sensors had become misaligned, which was creating a situation where every time the customer tried closing the door, the photo eyes would detect a 'false-positive', meaning they mistakenly alerted the opener that there was an obstacle in the door's path. Our technician repositioned both sensors and then cleaned their lenses to ensure the problem would be completely eliminated.