If The door works but nobody has looked at it in years.
Then Safety inspection.
A full check of springs, cables, rollers, sensors and balance, with a plain report of what is wearing. Garage Door Safety Inspection
Springs
Behind every door that lifts easily there is a spring doing most of the work. When it breaks, the door becomes dead weight. This group covers replacing torsion and extension springs and the cables, drums, bearings and hinges that share the load.
Garage Door Roller ReplacementThe door is the one the builder installed and has never had a part changed.
Garage Door Hinge ReplacementEvery time the door goes up there is a sharp pop from the same spot, about a metre off the floor, and the whole door gives a…
Garage Door Track Repair or ReplacementThe garage floor has settled at one corner, and the door now scrapes the concrete on that side while daylight shows at the other.
Garage Door Cable ReplacementThe door went up as usual this morning, then stopped a third of the way with one corner higher than the other.
Torsion Spring ReplacementNothing broke outright, but the door has grown heavier each winter, opens more slowly and squeals as it moves.
Extension Spring ReplacementYou pulled the red cord to open the door during a power cut and it barely moved.
Garage Door Balance AdjustmentThe door has grown heavy so gradually you stopped noticing, until a visitor tried to lift it and could not.
Which fix fits?
Tap a situation. The answer opens here.
If The door works but sounds rougher than it used to.
Then Tune-up.
Lubrication, hardware tightening and balance adjustment restore a door that has simply been neglected. Garage Door Tune-Up
If One spring broke and the other looks fine.
Then Replace both springs.
Springs on the same door age together; replacing the pair keeps the balance even and saves a second visit.