Garage doors · Tune-up visit
Want the door looked at before it goes? A tune-up visit: the safety check (auto-reverse, photo-eyes, springs and cables, door balance), plus adjusting the door and the opener and lubricating the moving parts. Anything found broken is quoted separately on the estimate.
Pick Maintenance, or say what the door is doing in your own words. A person calls you back to set the visit.
One technician, one visit, four checks, a sheet you keep. Press a step to see where it happens.
The checks go on the sheet you keep, as a completed list.
The four checks on a sheet you keep, and no new door pushed on you.
If something is wearing but not yet broken, we tell you, and you decide. Nothing is replaced on the spot without you.
The safety check we do on every visit
Tune-up visit · Coppell, TX
Also on a tune-up
Anything found broken is quoted separately on the estimate.
This is the one that protects a child or a pet.
A nudge or a dirty lens can stop the door closing. This check makes sure the two sensors still see each other.
A spring showing wear is written on the sheet as its own line, and you decide.
If it drifts up or down, it is out of balance, and the opener takes strain the springs should carry.
Short answers first. Anything else, ask when you call.
Yes. It is a visit in its own right, not an add-on to a repair. Pick Maintenance in the form or call, and a person sets the time with you.
The visit itself is one line. Worn parts get their own lines on the written estimate, and only what you approve is replaced.
If a spring snapped, it is off its track, or it won’t close, stop using the opener and call. If a car is stuck inside, say so on the call.
The person who answers writes down what the door is doing and books the visit with you.
Maintenance from our base in Coppell. The main cities we work in:
Why a door gets loud, how a bottom seal is replaced, and a checklist you can run yourself.
Call, or send the form with Maintenance picked, and a person sets the time with you.
