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Before and after: what our garage door work looks like

Five labeled illustrative pairs so you can see what each type of repair or installation involves. These images are illustrations, not photographs of past customer jobs.

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Example 1 — New Insulated Door Installation

Illustrative example

An illustration of a sun-beaten, dented builder door replaced with an insulated steel door with a top window row, new tracks, and rebalanced springs.

Before
Before: dented, rust-streaked white garage door on a home
Before: dented, rust-streaked white garage door on a home
After
After: new insulated white garage door with window panels on the same home
After: new insulated white garage door with window panels on the same home

Example 2 — Broken Torsion Spring Replacement

Illustrative example

An illustration of a snapped, rusted torsion spring. Springs are replaced as a matched, cycle-rated pair and the door re-balanced.

Before
Before: rusted broken torsion spring on a garage door shaft
Before: rusted broken torsion spring on a garage door shaft
After
After: new black cycle-rated torsion spring installed on the shaft
After: new black cycle-rated torsion spring installed on the shaft

Example 3 — Chain Drive Swapped for Quiet Belt Drive

Illustrative example

An illustration of an old rattling chain opener replaced with a quiet belt-drive unit with LED lighting and tidy wiring.

Before
Before: old dusty chain drive garage door opener with tangled wiring
Before: old dusty chain drive garage door opener with tangled wiring
After
After: new quiet belt drive opener with LED lighting and clean wiring
After: new quiet belt drive opener with LED lighting and clean wiring

Example 4 — Off-Track Door, Cable and Roller Rebuild

Illustrative example

An illustration of a frayed cable pulling a door off its bent track. We straighten the run, replace the track section, fit new nylon rollers, and re-cable both sides.

Before
Before: bent garage door track with a frayed lift cable and worn roller
Before: bent garage door track with a frayed lift cable and worn roller
After
After: straight new track with quiet nylon rollers and a taut new cable
After: straight new track with quiet nylon rollers and a taut new cable

Example 5 — Weather Seal and Threshold Reseal

Illustrative example

An illustration of a cracked bottom gasket letting rain and salt spray into the garage. A new full-length gasket and perimeter stop seal closes the gap against the slab.

Before
Before: cracked bottom weather seal with a gap and standing water at the garage door
Before: cracked bottom weather seal with a gap and standing water at the garage door
After
After: new black rubber bottom seal sitting flush against clean driveway concrete
After: new black rubber bottom seal sitting flush against clean driveway concrete

Want to see the options for your door?

Book a free estimate and we will show you the options before anything is ordered.

Call 305-360-0342