Question 1

How quickly can you fix my slow movement?

Accepted Answer

We can typically diagnose and repair slow-moving garage doors the same day you call. Slow movement is often caused by worn rollers, lack of lubrication, or spring tension issues—all of which our technicians can resolve quickly on-site.

Question 2

What causes slow movement in garage doors?

Accepted Answer

Several factors can cause slow garage door movement: worn or damaged rollers, insufficient lubrication, weak or broken springs, track alignment issues, or opener motor problems. Regular maintenance prevents most of these issues.

Question 3

Do you offer financing for new aluminum door installations?

Accepted Answer

Yes! We offer flexible financing options for new garage door installations. Ask about our 0% interest plans for qualified buyers and monthly payment options that fit your budget.

Question 4

How long does a garage door installation take?

Accepted Answer

Most residential garage door installations are completed in 4-6 hours. This includes removing the old door, installing the new one, and testing all safety features.

Question 5

What warranty do you provide?

Accepted Answer

We provide a 3-year warranty on all labor and parts. Many of our garage doors also come with manufacturer warranties of 10-25 years on specific components.

Question 6

Do you offer emergency services?

Accepted Answer

Yes, we offer 24/7 emergency garage door service. Call us anytime and our rapid response team will be there to help.

Question 7

What areas do you serve?

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We serve Pinellas Park, St. Petersburg, Tampa, Clearwater, Largo, Seminole, Indian Rocks Beach, Kenneth City, Safety Harbor, Dunedin, and surrounding Tampa Bay communities.

Question 8

How much does garage door repair cost?

Accepted Answer

Repair costs vary depending on the issue. Minor repairs like sensor adjustments start around $75-150, while spring replacements typically range from $200-400. We provide free estimates before any work begins.

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