It is a freezing February morning in Colorado Springs. The car is running, the coffee is in hand and it is time to head to work. The garage door button gets pressed and nothing happens. Or worse, the door lifts
It is early on a freezing Colorado Springs morning. The car is running in the driveway, the kids are late for school and the garage door refuses to budge. Or maybe there was a loud bang from the garage in
Picture this. It’s a cold Monday morning in Colorado Springs. The car is packed, the coffee is ready and there’s just one thing left to do: hit the garage door opener. But instead of gliding open like it usually does,
Most standard garage door springs last between 7 and 12 years, or roughly 10,000 cycles. In Colorado Springs, temperature swings and the high altitude at around 6,000 feet can shorten that garage door spring lifespan. Torsion springs generally outlast extension
Garage door safety sensors help protect people, pets, and vehicles by creating an invisible beam across the garage door opening. If something blocks the beam while the door is closing, the garage door opener automatically stops or reverses the door.
Garage door safety sensors help prevent accidents by stopping the door if something blocks its path. These sensors are located near the bottom of the garage door track, and many homeowners notice that the garage door sensor lights are red
