We check hinges, rollers, and mounting hardware for wear, rust, and looseness before they turn into a bigger repair.
We test the operator under load, check for unusual noise or strain, and confirm it's cycling smoothly in both directions.
We test photo eyes and edge sensors to confirm the gate reverses properly and stays safe for cars, people, and pets.
We inspect keypads, remotes, and card readers to make sure everyone who should have access still does.
We check backup battery charge and inspect wiring connections so the gate keeps working through a power outage.
New England winters are hard on gate hardware. We check for ice buildup risks, drainage, and cold-weather performance twice a year.
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Most manufacturers recommend a checkup twice a year, especially in New England where temperature swings and road salt take a toll on hardware.
A well-maintained operator can run for 10-15 years. Skipping service tends to shorten that significantly.
Yes. We service DoorKing, LiftMaster, PowerMaster, and FAAC systems regardless of who originally installed them.