You might notice a visible gap in the spring coils, the door feeling extremely heavy to lift manually, or a loud bang that occurred when the door was closed. If your door only opens a few inches and stops, it is likely a broken spring. We recommend calling our Newmarket technicians immediately as spring replacement can be dangerous.

Yes, in many cases we can replace a single damaged section rather than the entire door. If the rest of your door is in good condition and the model is still available, we will source a matching panel. This is a cost-effective solution for dents or cracks caused by minor accidents.

For Newmarket winters, we often recommend belt-drive openers because they are quieter and smoother than chain drives. If you have a bedroom above the garage, a belt drive or a wall-mounted jackshaft opener is ideal to reduce noise and vibration transfer.

This is usually caused by the safety sensors being misaligned or the travel limit setting needing adjustment. If the door senses an obstruction or thinks it hit something, it reverses for safety. Check if the photo-eyes at the bottom are clean and pointing at each other before calling for service.

Absolutely. We stand behind our work with comprehensive warranties on both the products and our labor. When we install a new garage door or opener at your Newmarket property, we provide clear documentation on your coverage so you can have total peace of mind.

We recommend a professional tune-up at least once a year. Regular maintenance ensures the springs, cables, and rollers are in good condition and properly lubricated. This preventative care is especially important in Newmarket to prepare your door for freezing winter temperatures.

Yes, garage door cables are under high tension and work together with the springs. Attempting to repair or replace them without the proper tools and training can result in serious injury or property damage. It is always safer to have a certified professional handle cable repairs.

First, try replacing the battery in the remote. If that does not work, check if the lock button on your wall console is engaged. If the issue persists, the remote might need reprogramming or the opener logic board could be faulty. Our team can quickly diagnose and fix electronic issues.