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BROKEN SPRING REPLACEMENT OR REPAIR
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GARAGE DOOR OPENER REPAIR
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BROKEN GARAGE DOOR CABLES
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BROKEN GARAGE DOOR PANEL REPLACEMENT
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GARAGE DOOR ROLLER REPLACEMENT
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GARAGE DOOR TRACK REPLACEMENT
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COMPLETE GARAGE DOOR REPLACEMENT
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Garage door professionals often get calls to fix DIY installations
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Installation hardware is never included either, such as track hangers, a lock, doorstop, color matching nails and a top section operator strut brace."
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In addition, there could be improper spring tensions, incorrect operator force settings and failing to install the door correctly on its track level. A professional installation will end these problems, and most installations come with some sort of warranty on parts, labor and door operation.
Garage door installation requires special tools
In order to install a garage door, you'll need special tools and equipment that most people don't have laying around the house. For example, most people don't have a counterbalance spring system, which is needed to lift the door.
Installing a garage door without the proper training is extremely dangerous. Besides the fact that a garage door can weigh several hundred pounds, handling parts like the torsion spring can lead to serious injury.
The spring has enough force to easily knock someone off a ladder and throw them down to the concrete floor. The torsion spring can unwind so quickly that you wouldn't be able to move or get out of the way in time to prevent injury.
Garage door installation entails a massive amount of physical work, attention to detail and mechanical ability. It's a task best left to the professionals