Garage Door Repair FAQ
Garage Door Repair for Greater Orlando Area Residents
H&H Garage Doors Answers Garage Door Repair FAQ
H&H Garage Doors has been one of Central Florida’s renowned experts on commercial and residential garage door repair services for over two decades. Whether you need garage door repair in Orlando, Orange County, or West Volusia County, we’re just a quick call away. Our experienced team has worked on most makes and models of garage doors and can repair anything from your door’s springs to the opener. Below, we have assembled garage door repair frequently asked questions for your convenience. Give us a call today with any additional questions or concerns. We’re glad to help!
Our licensed, certified garage door repair technicians can fix any problem with your garage door, no matter how complex or challenging the job. The amount of time needed for our garage door repair services will vary depending on your issue. We will do our best to get your garage door back up and running as quickly as possible to keep you, your family, and your property safe. Many garage door repairs can be completed in one visit. However, if we need to order replacement parts, it could take us more than one visit. We will always present you with all the information and available options before any work is completed to ensure you make the best decisions based on your needs and budget.
A noisy garage door is never a good sign. Rumbling or grating noises could spell something wrong with your door’s torsion springs, while popping sounds may mean your door’s sections aren’t aligning properly. Grinding noises could indicate your garage door is off its tracks. Squeaking noises could mean some parts have come loose or need lubrication. Whatever noises your garage door is making, it’s trying to tell you something is wrong. Call our garage door professionals to diagnose the issue before it gets worse. It could also be time for a garage door tune-up. Count on us for garage door maintenance annually to avoid costly emergency repairs.
The cause of a garage door that won’t open or close could be anything from worn or broken cables or torsion springs to a misalignment of the laser sensors or a stripped gear inside your opener. Garage door opener repair could be as simple as checking the outlet supplying power to your electric opener, but it could also be something a lot more dangerous. Because your garage door is one of the largest moving objects on your property, we do not recommend attempting to fix it yourself. Always rely on a qualified expert to troubleshoot the issue with your garage door or opener for you safely and accurately. Newer garage doors have laser sensors. Anything obstructing the door from closing could cause a malfunction, causing your door to reverse immediately. We may be able to realign your garage door.
Some homeowners’ insurance policies will cover certain garage door damages, especially if caused by severe weather or vandalism. However, every policy is different. You’ll need to check with your insurance provider for more details about your specific coverage. You might be surprised to discover some things you thought were covered are not and vice versa. Policies often contain tricky language.
If your garage door opener isn’t working, check your remote and power source. If it is safe to do so, you may also inspect the sensors, tracks, rollers, or trolley. You may check your manual for troubleshooting tips from the manufacturer. In many cases, you may also be able to close your garage door manually.
We would not recommend attempting a garage door spring repair on your own unless you have mechanical experience. Garage door spring systems can be complex and even dangerous to repair. One false move, and you could be injured unnecessarily when a 300-pound garage door comes crashing down unexpectedly. It’s usually best to leave garage door repairs to seasoned experts who know what they are doing to avoid further damage or severe injury.
Sometimes it’s possible to replace only the damaged section of your garage door instead of the entire door. It really depends on the location and extent of the damage. H&H Garage Doors’ experienced repair team would be happy to inspect your damaged garage door and make expert recommendations to ensure the best solution. You can rely on us to steer you in the most economical direction.
Many newer models of garage door openers can be controlled using your smartphone or tablet by downloading the appropriate app from the manufacturer. H&H Garage Doors works with many of the best garage door opener manufacturers in the industry, including LiftMaster, Genie, Sears, Craftsman, Stanley, and Chamberlain. Check out our best-selling models that come equipped with various features.
With the proper maintenance, the average lifespan of a garage door is around 10-15 years. If your garage door is over a decade old and you experience minor issues with it every year, it’s likely time for a garage door replacement. H&H Garage Doors also specializes in new garage door installation for homeowners in Sanford, Lake Mary, Winter Park, and surrounding areas. Contact us today to schedule an appointment to discuss your options in Orlando or elsewhere in Central Florida!