Answers to common Buckingham garage door questions, with prices from this site's table.
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Questions Buckingham Township homeowners ask us most about garage doors. Prices are from this site's price table, and anything else can be answered at (267) 839-8884.
Around Buckingham the usual bands are: door rehung in its rails, $135 to $240; one torsion spring, $170 to $340; opener checked and given a small fix, $120 to $255. Your own price is named before any work.
Yes. (267) 839-8884 is answered at every hour, all week.
Doylestown, New Britain, Plumsteadville, New Hope, Newtown Grant, Ivyland, Richboro and the villages inside our ZIP codes.
Heavy insulated and carriage-style doors are too much for one spring, so the load is split between two.
Usually grime, leaves or a knocked bracket at the photo-eyes by the floor.
Yes, including older doors with extension springs. We add safety cables if they are missing.
Both. They have the same wear, and mixing old and new makes the door lift unevenly.
Yes. You get a written price at no charge before anything is done.
Any major make, from Amarr and Clopay doors to Genie, Chamberlain and LiftMaster openers.
No. Booking happens over the phone at (267) 839-8884, where we can ask what the door is doing.
You may hear a loud bang, see a gap in the coil over the door, or find the door suddenly very heavy.
This site's price table lists $285 to $490 for the pair.
No. The opener is not built to lift the door's full weight and can be damaged.
A cable run through the center of the spring that holds the pieces if it breaks.
If you use the garage as your main entrance, yes. They last longer for a small extra cost.
Something is blocking the sensor beam, or a lens is dirty or misaligned.
A surge may have damaged the logic board or the sensors. Check power first, then call.
Per the price table on this site, a chain or belt-drive replacement runs $285 to $610.
An opener that mounts on the wall beside the door, keeping the ceiling clear.
A newer opener with one bad part is worth repairing. An old, loud one often is not.
This site's price table shows $1,500 to $2,970 installed for a double.
Usually not. Insulation pays off most on attached garages.
No. They look like swing doors but open overhead in sections.
Yes. New springs are sized to the new door's weight.
We take it down and haul it away.
Anything that leaves the house open, shuts a car in, or leaves the door dangling.
This site's price table has $175 to $335 for coming out and finding the fault.
Leave it alone unless the door is all the way down. On a raised door it can let it crash.
Yes. If a part is needed, the technician can lock the door closed and return to finish.
Yes. Christmas, New Year's Day and every other day.
Often debris in the track, a slipped cable, a broken spring or a bump from a car.
This site's price table lists $135 to $240 to set a door back in its rails.
No. It collects grit. Wipe them clean and leave them dry.
Per the price table on this site, replacing a bent section runs $230 to $340.
Yes, so both sides of the door lift evenly.