Service menu • Bloomington, Indiana
Below are the most common repair requests. If you’re not sure what’s wrong, call and describe the symptoms—stuck door, loud noise, uneven movement, or opener problems.
Broken torsion or extension springs can stop the door from lifting. Replacement involves stored tension and should be performed by a professional.
From remotes to sensors and travel limits, opener issues can mimic door problems. A technician can diagnose the correct fix.
A crooked or jammed door can indicate roller or cable issues. Continuing to run the opener can worsen damage.
Grinding, squeaking, and vibration often come from worn rollers, loose hardware, or track alignment problems.
Tip: Avoid heavy lubrication on tracks. A technician can recommend safe lubrication points.
Sensor alignment, force settings, track obstruction, or travel limits can cause reversing or refusal to close.
If the door reverses repeatedly, stop using the opener and request service.
A basic inspection can identify worn rollers, frayed cables, loose hinges, and sensor issues before they turn into a stuck-door emergency.
