Annual service keeps your door quiet, safe, and reliable. Prevent costly repairs before they happen. Call 314-897-4721 to schedule.
Most homeowners never service their garage door until something breaks. A $99 annual tune-up can prevent a $300 spring repair. Jerry's full tune-up covers everything your door needs to run safely and quietly for another year.
Springs, rollers, hinges, tracks, and opener chain or belt all lubricated with the right products — not WD-40.
An unbalanced door strains the opener and springs. We check and adjust the balance so everything works as it should.
We check all bolts, brackets, cables, and rollers for wear. We'll tell you what needs attention now vs. what can wait.
Auto-reverse and photo eye sensors tested. These safety features save lives — we make sure they're working correctly.
Grinding, squeaking, or banging? We find the source and fix it. A quiet door is a healthy door.
You get a clear summary of what we found, what we fixed, and what to watch for. No surprises.
A garage door tune-up is the answer to a lot of avoidable repair bills. Small issues like loose hinges, dry rollers, early cable wear, and poor balance are much cheaper to catch before they become an emergency.
If the door is louder than it used to be, feels jerky, or hesitates before reversing, that is usually the right time for maintenance - not after the spring snaps or the cable lets go.
A tune-up includes inspection of springs, cables, rollers, hinges, bearings, tracks, opener settings, balance, and safety sensors, plus lubrication and adjustment where needed. The goal is quieter operation, safer movement, and fewer surprise breakdowns.
Most residential doors benefit from a professional tune-up about once a year. High-cycle doors or homes with heavy daily use may need attention sooner.
It often helps. Preventive service can catch fraying cables, worn rollers, loose hinges, and balance problems before they turn into snapped parts or stuck-open emergencies.
Usually, yes. Squealing, grinding, rattling, or jerky movement often means hardware is wearing out, the door is out of balance, or moving parts need adjustment.