We specialize in garage door roller repair, replacement, and testing. Our certified technicians systematically evaluate and analyze every aspect of the door rollers, including the bearings, rings, and hinges. Using the company's testing methods and inspection techniques, our technicians identify all possible defects and failures to perform the appropriate repair or maintenance procedure.

The door rollers play a crucial role in the movement and proper operation of overhead door systems. They keep the door sections on the tracks and enable smooth movement. Designed to reduce friction and ensure efficient motion, the rollers allow the garage door to open and close safely. Due to constant use, garage door rollers can wear out, become damaged, or break even with scheduled maintenance.

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We are certified to repair and replace rollers for a variety of residential garage door systems, including standard, heavy-duty, and custom doors, all while ensuring safe, durable and efficient operation.

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Garage door roller replacement is carried out on-site by disassembling and reassembling various garage door components. In specific situations, the garage door tracks are disassembled to safely remove the rollers from their mounting position. In other cases, this process requires releasing fasteners and systematically removing the garage door hinges and brackets individually.

To ensure proper and smooth performance of the garage door, we utilize testing methods during the repair process to identify irregularities and eliminate unwanted bindings. Incorrect repair or installation can lead to improper operation, causing the garage door to bind while moving up and down. This can result in breakdowns and a shortened lifespan for various mechanisms, including bearings, torsion springs, gears, and sprockets.

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Faulty Rollers and the Risks to Your Garage Door

Garage doors often experience significant pressure due to their weight. When rollers are worn or defective and unable to handle the intended load capacity, they may overload and increase the contact between the door and its supporting structure. This can result in high levels of friction, excessive noise, complete breakdowns, and difficulty when opening and closing the door.

The rollers facilitate a smooth and even movement of garage doors along their tracks. This controlled motion prevents sudden shifts, uneven stress on hinges, and overall unstable operation that could pose safety risks to people or property nearby. Worn rollers will increase the likelihood of the door getting stuck or jammed, which could lead to the garage door coming off the tracks.

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The optimal choice is nylon ball bearing rollers. Learn more about garage door rollers.

The replacement frequency depends on how often you use the garage door. For regular use (2-4 times a day), it's recommended to replace them every 7-10 years. If the garage door sees frequent use (more than 5 times a day), replacement is recommended every 4-5 years.

Garage door rollers should be replaced when there is excessive or uneven wear and deterioration of the roller’s wheel, visible cracks, damage to the bearing or bearing race, and when they make irregular noise, grinding or clicking sounds.

Replacing the rollers involves the removal of specific supporting components. This process can be complex and risky due to the weight of the door and the tension generated by the springs. If you lack the necessary knowledge or are unsure about correctly replacing the rollers, it's advisable to contact a licensed garage door repair company.

We utilize durable OEM rollers and parts designed to meet industry safety standards and regulations. Our certified technicians follow the company's methodical process to ensure the quality and reliability of the repairs or replacements. Additionally, we assist customers in selecting the appropriate rollers based on their budget and the specific requirements of their garage doors.

Most residential garage door rollers are 2” in diameter and have a 4” stem. Some doors use rollers with a 7” stem, and certain commercial overhead doors may require 3” diameter rollers.

Yes. The door rollers should be lubricated every 6 to 12 months. Learn more about lubricating your garage door.

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