Projects

Customer Issue: Mr. Meyer grew very concerned by how jerkily his garage door started moving out of concerns that it may completely break down.
Our Solution: After testing for ourselves, we brought down Mr. Meyer’s Linear LDCO850 model garage door opener to open and examine it more closely. Our technicians located the cause of the trouble, which had occurred due to the motor malfunctioning. We replaced it and reinstalled the opener to complete further tests and confirm the jerking had stopped.

Customer Issue: The customer wanted to get her new garage door installed expertly.
Our Solution: Our professionals took care of carefully installing the new Clopay Classic garage door into place, securing the rollers into the tracks and hooking up the cables and springs. Once the opener was connected, testing was done to ensure functionality.

Customer Issue: One of Mrs. Cho’s lift cables snapped in half and the second one was very frayed so both needed to be replaced.
Our Solution: After locking the door shut, our technicians detached and unspooled both cables off their spindles and installed a new pair, connecting them securely at both ends and respooling them. We made sure to put the new lift cables through prolonged testing, and to check the springs as well and see if their tension needed adjustment.

Customer Issue: Broken spring.
Our Solution: Although only one spring broke we examined the other one as well to make sure it wasn't damaged as well. Unfortunately, we found that it was quite severely worn, and was about to break soon. We carefully removed both units and installed new ones of a matching size in their place.

Customer Issue: Worn garage door rollers.
Our Solution: We began by checking the condition of the rollers on the opposite side to see if any of them needed to be replaced as well. We then removed the damaged units and installed new nylon rollers with ball bearings in their place, as the customer wanted something he wouldn't have to remember to lubricate.

Customer Issue: Remote control malfunctioning.
Our Solution: After testing all possible causes, including loss of calibration, we found the problem to be physical damage to the interior components of the remote. We offered the customer to replace it with a new model that supported rolling code technology, to which he agreed. We then programmed the new remote and made sure it was able to open and close the door without any issues.