Garage Door Repair

Yes, a noisy garage door can definitely be fixed. Common causes of noise include loose hardware, worn rollers, and lack of lubrication. At Noco Door Services, we can thoroughly inspect your garage door to identify the source of the noise and apply the necessary repairs, such as tightening components, replacing worn parts, and lubricating moving mechanisms. Addressing these issues not only reduces the noise but can also extend the life of your garage door system.

Steel garage doors are highly durable, offer good insulation, and require low maintenance, but they can be prone to rust and are generally heavier. Aluminum doors are lighter, rust-resistant, and suitable for wider doors but may dent more easily and offer less insulation than steel doors.

Yes, painting your garage door can affect its operation, but this usually depends on how the painting is done. If the paint is too thick or incorrectly applied, it can lead to the door sticking or not operating smoothly. Additionally, painting components like the tracks or hardware is not recommended as it can interfere with the movement and function of the door. To avoid any operational issues, it’s best to use the correct type of paint and techniques, or even better, to hire a professional like NOCO door services who can ensure that the job is done right without impacting your garage door’s performance.

Changes in altitude can significantly affect garage door function, especially in areas like Colorado where elevation varies greatly. Higher altitudes can lead to decreased air pressure, which in turn can impact the balance and tension of garage doors. This may cause doors to open or close unevenly or more slowly than usual. Additionally, the varying temperatures and weather conditions associated with different altitudes can affect the lubrication of the mechanisms and the overall material integrity of the door. It’s important to consider these factors and adjust maintenance schedules accordingly to ensure optimal operation of garage doors in high-altitude environments.