Grinding, squeaking, jerky or uneven? It's usually a frayed cable, a worn roller or a track out of line. We sort it the same day and give you the full price upfront.
Cables, rollers and tracks are the parts that keep your door moving straight and quietly. When a cable frays, a roller wears out, or a track drifts out of line, you feel it: the door gets noisy, jerky, or starts running crooked. Left alone, it puts strain on the springs and opener too, so a small part turns into a bigger repair. Caught early, it's usually a quick, tidy fix.
One to act on quickly: a frayed cable is under a lot of tension and can snap without warning, dropping the door. If you can see one, best to keep clear and give us a call.
Free diagnosis. We check the cables, rollers, tracks and balance, and find what's actually causing it.
Full price upfront. You get the whole price before we start, and nothing changes without you knowing.
Same-day fix. We replace worn parts, realign the tracks, and test the door runs straight and quiet.
No, that one's worth acting on. Cables are under a lot of tension and a frayed one can snap suddenly and drop the door. We can replace it the same day.
Usually yes. It's often dry rollers, worn bearings or a track that's drifted out of line. Sometimes a clean and tune sorts it, sometimes a part's worn, we'll tell you straight which one it is.
Nearly always the safety sensors near the floor are dirty or knocked out of line. It's a quick thing to check, we'll sort it and show you what it was.
Usually a cable that's slipped or stretched on one side, or a track that's bent out of line. Best not to keep running it like that, as it puts strain on everything else. We'll realign it and check the balance.
It depends on the parts and the door, so we won't guess before we've seen it. The callout, quote and diagnosis are all free, and you get the full price upfront before we start.
We repair cables, rollers and tracks right across the Gold Coast, Tweed Coast, Byron Shire, Ballina and Lismore, from Southport down to Ballina.