Screw drive garage door openers provide for smooth operation in extreme fluctuating temperatures and they work best on heavier doors. They’re much more cost efficient than the Belt Drive openers.

Jackshaft Garage Door Openers are great for garages with limited ceiling space. They’re mounted on the side of the garage door, and  like the belt drive opener, an optional emergency battery backups that is activated in the event that the house loses power

Springs are an essential part of your garage door. Without them, the door would be impossible to lift. Springs serve as a counterbalance to assist in smoothly opening and closing the door and there’s an enormous amount of tension on the springs which should only be repaired or replaced by a trained professional.

Extension Springs are heavy duty springs that located above the upper tracks on both sides and they’re cheaper.  They can also be maintained by lubricating them with garage door lubricant.

Torsion Springs are attached above the garage door in a closed state: they’re much thicker than the extension springs and are tightly wound to produce a lot of tension.

Torsion springs are difficult, not to mention extremely dangerous to repair or install; if you don’t know what you’re doing, don’t risk it. Call us and we will send a qualified technician that will take care of it so that you don’t have to.