FAQ
A: With proper care and maintenance, most garage doors last 15–30 years depending on the material and usage. Openers usually last 10–15 years.
A: We recommend a professional tune-up at least once a year to keep your door running smoothly and safely.
A: First, check your opener batteries and power source. If the issue continues, call us - it could be a broken spring, cable, or sensor issue.
A: Squeaking or grinding often means parts need lubrication, adjustment, or replacement.
Regular maintenance prevents costly repairs.
A: If your door feels heavy, won’t stay open, or you see a visible gap in the spring, it’s likely broken. Do not attempt to repair it yourself — springs are under extreme tension.
A: Yes! We’ll handle removal, disposal, and full clean-up after installation.
A: If your door is more than 20 years old, damaged, unsafe, or costing too much in repairs, replacement may be the better investment.
A: Epoxy flooring is a durable, resin-based coating applied over concrete. It creates a smooth, seamless, and highly resistant surface that’s perfect for garages, basements, commercial spaces, and more.
A: Most residential garage floors are completed in just 1 day. Larger garages or special repairs may take 2 days.
A: Epoxy is ideal for garages, basements, workshops, showrooms, warehouses, gyms, and even some residential living spaces.
A: Yes. We grind, clean, and repair the surface to ensure the epoxy bonds properly for long-lasting results.
A: Absolutely! Epoxy comes in a wide range of colors, flake blends, and metallic finishes to match your style.
