Garage door sensor alignment — Tempe, AZ

You should consider garage door spring repair immediately if you hear a loud snap or if your door is difficult to lift manually. A sagging door or one that only opens halfway are also signs. In Tempe, these issues can worsen quickly. Our licensed pros can assess the damage and provide a solution. Prompt repair prevents further damage and ensures safety.

Wall mount openers, also known as jackshaft openers, are a modern option. They mount on the torsion shaft itself. While the opener is different, they still rely on a balanced garage door, which means functional springs. They ensure your system works as a whole. Licensed, insured pros serve your area — call now for a free estimate.

Garage door sensors are usually located near the bottom of the tracks. If your door stops closing or reverses unexpectedly, sensor alignment is a common culprit. They can get bumped out of place. Licensed pros in Tempe can easily realign them. They’ll check the wiring and clean the sensors to ensure proper function.

Steel garage doors are durable but can still experience spring failures. The springs are essential for lifting any garage door, regardless of material. If your steel door feels unusually heavy, the springs are likely the cause. Our licensed pros are experienced with steel doors. They can quickly diagnose and replace worn-out springs.

Garage door replacement is usually considered when the door is severely damaged, rusted, or outdated. However, a common reason people call us is for spring replacement. If your springs are failing, it's often more cost-effective to replace just the springs. Our licensed pros can advise you if your door is salvageable or needs a full replacement.

The most obvious sign is a loud 'snap' or 'bang' sound, meaning the spring broke. Other signs include a door that is very heavy, opens only partially, or slams shut. You might also see a visible gap in the spring. In Tempe, it's important to address these signs quickly to avoid injury or further damage.

Torsion springs are mounted above your garage door. Replacing them is a dangerous job due to the high tension. Licensed professionals use specialized tools to safely remove and install these springs. They ensure the new spring is correctly sized and tensioned for your door. This is not a DIY task; call a pro in Tempe.