Garage Door Repair and Replacement in Southdale, Winnipeg

A door used six or eight times a day goes through its spring cycles faster than average. Add Winnipeg freeze and thaw, and small problems grow quickly. Common Southdale service calls include:

• Broken torsion springs after a cold night
• Frayed cables or a door that hangs crooked
• Rollers that have worn flat or cracked
• Dented panels from bikes, bumpers and snow shovels
• Openers that stop working or reverse for no reason
• Worn bottom seals that let in snow and cold

Once a month, close the door and look for gaps of light along the sides and bottom. Open and close it by hand with the opener disconnected and note any spots where it sticks. Put a 2×4 flat on the floor under the door and close it with the opener to confirm it reverses. If any test fails, stop using the door and call us.

On a door that is 30 years old, we often find three or four worn parts at once. Fixing each one adds up, and the door is still thin and cold. A new insulated door with new springs, rollers, tracks and weatherstripping resets the clock. See our residential garage doors options.

If your opener is slow, loud or inconsistent, we can repair it or replace it. New openers are quieter, include safety sensors and can add phone control. Our opener repair page explains common problems.