Surrey Garage Door Repair for Dents, Tracks and Cables

A bumper, a bike or a hockey puck: Surrey doors collect dents, and the bottom panel takes most of them. A small dent is cosmetic. A deep one can bend the panel enough to bind in the track or stop it sealing at the floor.

One damaged panel can sometimes be replaced, but only if the maker still produces that model and colour. On many 1980s and 1990s doors in Newton and Fleetwood, they don't, and a new door may be the only clean fix. We'll check what's available before quoting. If you're in a Clayton or Grandview townhouse, your strata may have rules on door colour and style, so check before ordering anything.

Multi-car households and RV parking mean more chances to clip a door, and a clipped door often comes off its track. It hangs crooked and may have a cable off the drum or snapped.

What to do:

1. Don't try to open or close it.
2. Unplug the opener.
3. Keep people and cars away, since an off-track door can fall.
4. Call us.

We re-seat the door, straighten or replace bent track, replace the cable and check the springs before testing it.

Many Surrey homes use the garage as the main entry, so the door cycles more than most. Rollers crack and wobble, hinges loosen and the door gets loud. Swapping worn steel rollers for nylon ones and lubricating the moving parts usually quiets it a lot.

A gap at the bottom on one side often means a worn seal or a door that's slightly out of line. A yearly tune-up to check balance, lubricate parts and test the safety reverse is worth it on a door that works this hard.