How Do I Properly Balance a Garage Door After a DIY Repair?
You finally finished the DIY repair, wiped the grease off your hands, and tapped the opener, only to watch the door lurch halfway up and
There’s no ifs, ands or buts about it. Opening or closing a sliding door should be simple and effortless.
So, if you find yourself struggling with your door because it’s sticking, jamming or jumping the tracks, it’s time to call Door Pros. From the track to the screen, our repair services at Door Pros will keep your sliding door in tip-top shape. We’re also the team you should rely on to handle your sliding glass door repair.
Our sliding door repairs are designed to help residents in Palm Springs, Indian Wells, La Quinta, Rancho Mirage and nearby smooth over their sliding door worries quickly—and at a fraction of the price of a full door replacement. For example, if your existing screen door becomes damaged, we can repair your screen door with new screen mesh and more. Ask us about your sliding glass door repair options, too.
If you find yourself in a sticky situation, do yourself, your budget and your peace of mind a favor and schedule a sliding door repair with Door Pros.
You should be able to open and close your sliding glass or screen door with the flick of your finger. If you find yourself playing tug of war with your door, slide on over to Door Pros. Our company offers sliding door repairs in Rancho Mirage, Palm Springs, La Quinta, Indian Wells and the surrounding areas for sliding screen doors, sliding glass doors and automatic sliding doors. Serving as a more cost-efficient alternative to a sliding door replacement, our sliding door repair service is designed to get your door back on track quickly (and keep it there) while remaining in line with your budget.
Here are some common sliding door repairs we’ve encountered – and fixed in Palm Springs, Indian Wells, Rancho Mirage, La Quinta and nearby – over the years:
Rollers, installed on either side of your sliding door, make it easy for you to open and close your door. So, if your door happens to get stuck or it becomes more difficult to maneuver, chances are there’s a problem with the rollers. From cracks to bends, damaged rollers have to be replaced. But the problem may be simpler than that. Mud, food, hair or dirt can get stuck in the track or the rollers and obstruct the door’s movement. If a dirty roller is the problem, all it takes is a thorough cleaning.
If the screws holding your rollers become loose or fall out, it will cause your sliding door to jump out of the track, thus moving the whole door out of alignment. Unfortunately, you won’t be able to open or close your door until this problem is fixed. Need fast garage door repair? Call today!
Damage to the bottom track of your sliding doors can cause an array of problems.
Are you noticing waves, divots or dents in your track bead? This is caused by worn out rollers. The fix involves installing a cap over the damaged bead and filling in the divots, creating a smooth, dent-resistant surface.
Is your track bending? From inward (toward the floor) to outward, a bent track will prevent your door from moving all the way on the track or cause it to jump off-track. Fixing a bent track requires pulling or pushing it back into place. But to ensure you don’t damage your door, let our professionals help.
If the track is severely damaged, a sliding door repair might fail to do the trick. In this case, our professionals will help you remove the old track and replace it with a new one. Smart garage door openers start here – Contact us!
You finally finished the DIY repair, wiped the grease off your hands, and tapped the opener, only to watch the door lurch halfway up and
It’s two in the morning, the dog won’t stop barking, and you shuffle out half asleep to find the garage standing wide open with nobody
You walk into the garage, press the wall button like you’ve done a thousand times, and the door climbs only while your finger stays pressed
