A crooked door or loose cable
A frayed or loose cable, damaged spring or roller off its track can leave one side of the door lower than the other. Do not push the door straight or try to put the cable back. The door can shift unexpectedly.
Repairs for crooked doors, damaged cables, worn rollers and bent tracks.
Bolton repairs garage door cables and tracks in Boston and the South Shore. If your door hangs crooked, scrapes or moves roughly, we can check the cables, rollers and tracks.
A frayed or loose cable, damaged spring or roller off its track can leave one side of the door lower than the other. Do not push the door straight or try to put the cable back. The door can shift unexpectedly.
Worn rollers, hinges and track damage can cause noise or rough movement. Tell us whether the noise happens in one spot or throughout the opening or closing cycle. That can help us locate the problem.
Stop using a door that tilts, jerks or catches until it has been checked. Keep people and vehicles clear. Forcing it can cause more damage or dislodge hardware.
Let us know if the problem followed an impact or appeared during normal use. A cable or track fault can affect other parts of the door.
Lift cables connect the spring system to the door. When a cable breaks or comes loose, we check the springs and cable attachment points for related damage.
Rollers travel along the tracks as the door opens and closes. Bent tracks, loose supports or worn rollers can interrupt that movement. Lubrication will not fix a bent track or broken cable.
After an impact, nearby panels and hinges need checking too. If several panels are badly damaged, a new door may be a better option.
“I called them for a quote to replace my door. I spoke to Mark who came out the next day. Figured my door needed to be replaced as it opened poorly since I bought my house, but nope. He was able to repair the track on site and save my door. They were my 3rd quote, but will be my go-to next time! Highly recommend.”
Dan Davis
“Replaced the springs and pulleys on my garage door. Very good with communications and did a great job overall. I would highly recommend and definitely use them again in the future.”
Cate M
“Super responsive via call and text. Came out quickly for a stuck door situation. Resolved the issue completely.”
Rich Paret
No. An off-track door can move suddenly because of its weight and the tension in the springs and cables. Keep clear and have a garage door technician check it.
A cable, spring or track problem can leave the door crooked. Stop using it; the position alone does not tell you which part has failed.
Not always. Hinges, tracks and the opener can also make noise. We check where the sound comes from and whether the rollers are worn.
The damaged parts, door size and any related spring or panel damage affect the cost. Repair after an impact may involve more work than replacing a worn component.
Call about a repair or a new garage door.