Garage door repairs in Gordon's Bay

A repair visit should look at the leaf and the motor, say whether the door can be put back into service, and not dump every hardware SKU onto one page.

This is the repairs card for garage doors in Gordon's Bay. People search it when the door is stuck open or closed, has left the tracks, shakes or screams on the way up, or when the motor runs and the leaf does not. Gordon's Bay Garage Doors looks at the door and the operator on site, then says repair versus replace. We repair doors and motors we did not originally install. We will not publish a response-time roster on this site, and we will not pretend every noisy door is a new leaf. A garage door is a balanced machine. Springs take the weight; cables wind on drums; rollers run in tracks; the motor only lifts a leaf that is already true. When one spring goes, the other is usually tired — replacing both and matching them to the door weight is general practice, not a patented method. A snapped cable often predicts its pair. Off-track and noisy travel can be alignment, worn rollers, or a leaf that has started to twist. Those hardware lines have their own card so this page is not a parts dump. The repair visit still starts here. Motor faults are on this card when the operator is the failure: it will not start, it has lost the limits, remotes are dead, or the door reverses for no clear obstruction. Backup for load shedding sits on its own card. Brand-operator catalogues stay off this site. If the leaf is finished — rusted through, hit, or the wrong type for a short driveway — we will say so and point you at the supply-and-fit card rather than patch a door that should come off. Send the suburb and photos of the stuck, noisy or off-track door. We quote from the visit. the contact details on this page contact fields live details. No Rand figure. No invented same-day promise.