same-day Garage Door Repairs & Installation Service in Adelaide

If your garage door won’t open when you press the button, a broken spring could be the issue. When the spring breaks, the door won’t move or might get stuck. This often happens when the spring hasn’t been properly maintained and hasn’t been lubricated. The lack of lubrication increases friction, which weakens the spring.

If your door won’t open, closes halfway, or gets stuck frequently, the cable may have snapped. This can happen if the cable is too old, rusty, or corroded. When the cable breaks, the door becomes stuck.

Has your garage door ever come off track? This can occur due to lack of maintenance or if the rollers fall off. When this happens, the door won’t close properly. It may look crooked, and it’s not safe to try and fix it yourself.

If your door doesn’t move when you press the remote, the motor might be the problem. It could be an electrical issue, worn parts, or a mechanical failure. Check the lights on your opener. If the lights are off, the motor may need repairing. Give us a call, and we’ll sort it out.

If your remote or wall button isn’t working, the most likely cause is a dead battery. Try changing the battery first. If that doesn’t fix it, the button might be broken, or the signal receiver might be faulty. Sometimes, the remote might need to be reprogrammed. For the wall button, check if the power is on, or if the wires are loose. If neither works, the motor or power supply could be the problem.

Is your garage door making squeaky noises? This usually means the parts need oil or grease. If the noise is unusual, the parts might be too dry. Don’t ignore these sounds, as they can lead to bigger issues down the track.