Tune-up and safety check
A 25-point check, lube, spring balance and auto-reverse test that catches worn parts before they fail.
Arrival
What we do
A tune-up is the cheapest way to avoid a Saturday morning spring call. We lube every moving part, tighten hardware, check cable and spring wear, set the balance and test the auto-reverse with a board on the floor.
Springs, cables, rollers, hinges and bearings inspected
Hardware tightened and moving parts lubricated
Balance and auto-reverse tested
Written report with photos of anything worn
Most families book it once a year, before winter.
Common questions
How often should a door be serviced?
Once a year for most homes, twice for doors that run more than ten times a day.
What if you find a problem?
You get the price on the spot. If you go ahead on the same visit, the $99 tune-up is credited toward the repair.
Is it worth it on a new door?
Yes. The first tune-up after a year catches springs that have settled and hardware that has loosened.
Also useful.
Other jobs people book with this one. Same phone line, same price-first rule.
