If your garage door isn’t opening or closing properly, the problem could be with the cables that operate the door. Over time, these cables can become frayed or even snapped and will need to be repaired or replaced in order to get your door working again.
In addition to routine maintenance, commercial doors should be inspected regularly. Frequent use causes wear and tear on moving parts. Getting these parts lubricated is vital for optimal functionality. The most critical parts of a garage door are the spring and the track. Both are prone to dust and grime buildup and should be thoroughly cleaned with a professional grade cleaner.
Broken torsion spring, panel, opener, or motor? All of these issues need to be addressed by a professional. In addition to these problems, it’s important to perform regular maintenance checks. These checks can keep the door in good condition. Also, make sure to keep the temperature in check. Whether it’s cold or hot, fluctuations in temperature can affect the performance of your garage door.