Garage Door Tune-Up
Most garage door problems start as noise. A tune-up tightens, lubricates and rebalances the whole system, then tests the safety features — so small wear doesn't turn into a door stuck halfway at 7am.
What the tune-up covers
A full pass over the door, the hardware and the opener's safety systems.
- Inspection of springs, cables, rollers, hinges and tracks
- Tightening of loose hardware and fasteners
- Lubrication of moving components
- Door balance test and adjustment
- Opener force and travel limit check
- Photo-eye alignment and safety-reverse test
- A plain-language report on anything worn
Book this if
- The door has become loud, shaky or jerky
- It's been more than a year since any service
- The door drifts down or won't hold position
- You're buying or selling the home
- You want an opener install to last
A straightforward process
- 01
Tell us the symptom
Describe the noise or behaviour and roughly how old the door is.
- 02
Scheduled visit
We arrive in a confirmed window with the standard service parts on hand.
- 03
Tested and reported
You get the safety-test result and an honest note on remaining wear.
Clear scope before any work starts
A tune-up is maintenance, not a rebuild. If we find broken springs, frayed cables or damaged panels, we'll show you the issue and quote the repair separately — we never replace parts without approval. Spring work is done by trained techs only; it isn't a DIY job.
Serving Raleigh, Durham, Chapel Hill and the surrounding suburbs. Check your area.