F.A.Q

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If you are searching for straight answers to your everyday garage door questions, follow this page.

Should I get nylon rollers?

Nylon garage door rollers are great, especially if you care to reduce the noise. Nylon serves as a protective seal and makes the sliding of the rollers really quiet but Garage Door Repair Flushing  reminds you that they are more expensive and are worn faster.

Why must I check the bottom seal often?

Garage door weather seals are all important because they prevent air drafts from coming in. The bottom seal will also ensure that there will be no gap between the door and floor. Thus, intruders, insects and dirt will also be kept out.

What is the best way of maintaining garage door gutters?

Make sure that whenever you clean the interior of the garage, you do not forget the gutters. They can collect debris like leaves, mud and toys. Of course good weatherstripping in the first place helps because it reduces the likelihood of accumulating debris. The seal must fit as a barrier.

What makes garage door rollers stick?

Rusty rollers can stick. To avoid this, the rust must be removed. If your garage is in a high-moisture environment, the rollers may be prone to rust. You can stop rust-related problems by having stainless steel or zinc plated ones than steel rollers. Loose weather stripping could jam against the sides of the door, and make it stick as well.

Which is better, extension or torsion springs?

Extension springs are attached to either side of the door and then stretch along the track when the door is closed. Torsion springs are normally mounted just above the top section of the door and are mounted to the header. They do not expand or contract but are tightly wound to provide the tension required. Torsion springs are usually a better choice because they balance the weight of the door better than extension springs and provide smoother operation and safety.