Rule of the job1 of 3
Arranging the visit
We agree a time that suits you and confirm what we will bring. If a photo helps, send one; a crooked door or a snapped spring is easy to spot.
New doors, chosen with you.
Erin Mills Garage Door Experts
Some of the most important parts of a garage door are the ones nobody looks at: the photo eyes near the floor, the force settings inside the opener, the emergency release cord. We pay attention to them on every visit, because they are what keep a child, a pet or a bumper safe when the door comes down. Our technicians test the reversing behaviour with a block on the floor and adjust until it responds properly. We explain how the release works and when to use it. A door that lifts is good; a door that stops when it should is what we are really after.
Nearby Erin Mills, Erindale, Erindale Woodlands, Sheridan Homelands and Sherwood Forrest
Shop rules
New doors, chosen with you.
- We show, then tell. Worn cables, tired springs and misaligned sensors are pointed out on the door itself, so the explanation makes sense.
- Clean-up included. Old parts are removed, surfaces wiped and the floor swept before we consider the visit complete.
- The right repair for your situation. Some doors deserve a full refresh; others need one part. We help you weigh that against how long you plan to keep the door.
- Open 24/7, same fees any hour. Book a visit
30 years in business · Talk to a technician: (289) 805-3145
On every job
Rule of the job2 of 3
Looking before deciding
The technician inspects the door from the tracks to the opener, checks the spring size and condition, and notes anything else that is wearing.
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Doing the work properly
Springs are wound to the correct turns, cables seated on their drums, hardware tightened, and the balance confirmed so the door stays where it is left.
Five scenes · open 24/7
How a visit goes
An opener has to be set up for the door it is lifting. We adjust travel limits so the door closes fully without slamming, set the force so it reverses on a light obstruction, and confirm the sensors are wired and aligned.
Step 1 of 5
Call and describe the door
Describe the property, the hardware and what has changed, and the visit starts from what you have seen.
Step 2 of 5
On our way
We agree a time that suits you and confirm what we will bring. If a photo helps, send one; a crooked door or a snapped spring is easy to spot.
Step 3 of 5
We show, then tell
Worn cables, tired springs and misaligned sensors are pointed out on the door itself, so the explanation makes sense.
Step 4 of 5
Clean-up included
Old parts are removed, surfaces wiped and the floor swept before we consider the visit complete.
Step 5 of 5
The right repair for your situation
Some doors deserve a full refresh; others need one part. We help you weigh that against how long you plan to keep the door.