1. Does my garage door need maintenance?

Yes, it’s necessary, because the door has components (hinges, springs, rollers, tracks). Which for optimal operation need to be lubrication periodically, otherwise some of these may wear out faster, have corrosion, breakage of the material and/or malfunction of the door.

2. Why are garage door springs important?

Because they are the ones who do all the work of raising and lowering it, without the springs the door would be very heavy.

3. Is it good to put paste grease on my garage door to lubricate it?

No, it is not good. You must be careful what type of lubricant you put on your garage door because paste grease traps a lot of dust and over time becomes hard, this can damage or hinder the operation of the door as well as some of its components. We recommend using silicone-free spray oils that will help keep your door lubricated without trapping dust and prolong the life of your door.

4. Why do some garage doors have insulation?

Insulation is a component installed on garage doors that helps regulate the temperature inside the garage, keeping it cooler in the summer and warmer in the winter. It is excellent option to improve energy efficiency and comfort in space.

5. How do I know which opener I can install on my garage door?

Depending on the state or city where you located, it may vary because factors such as the weight of the door must be considered. 1/2 HP openers are regularly installed but in the market, we can find 3/3HP and 1 1/2HP opener, industrial, semi-industrial, etc; These depend on the type of door, weight or accessories that the client wants such as Wi-Fi, camera, battery backup, keypad, others