Overhead Door Residential in Fort Smith: Garage Door Repair Service

At Overhead Door Residential in Fort Smith, our repair service is available 24 hours a day. Our professional staff are here to provide you with prompt service and friendly support. Our technicians are highly skilled and trained in the repair of nearly all brands of residential garage door equipment. Our convenient location in Fort Smith ensures that you'll never be far from quality service and repair work.

Overhead Door Residential provides service to Fort Smith and the surrounding areas and can carry out repairs in less than a day. We offer the highest standard of residential garage door service and repair in in the area. We stock a wide variety of replacement parts in our warehouse as well as on all of our service trucks. Our well-trained technicians and support staff ensure that your garage door will keep working beautifully for many years to come.

Coming home and expecting our garage door to work with the click of a small button or shutting with the same command when we leave is a luxury we have all learned to appreciate. But what do you do when it quits working? How do you know when it is time to contact Overhead Door Residential of Fort Smith to come service your garage? We have compiled a short list of common problems that may call for a certified technician to resolve:

1. The door opens or closes with a thud: This can happen when the lifting cables are on the verge of breaking or if the torsion spring which serves as the counterweight to your door begins to malfunction. You should perform a visual check and if it is actually a broken spring, stop using the door and contact Overhead Door Residential of Fort Smith (servicing local areas immediately for a service call).
2. The door begins to come off the hinges: most of the time when this happens, it is due to a horizontal track falling out of alignment, the bolts holding the bracket in place coming unscrewed, or even the metal bracket at the end of the tracking coming loose. If the door falls off the tracks, contact us immediately.
3. Sometimes it works and sometimes it doesn't: Most likely, the batteries in your remote are dying, but if you have an older garage door, it could be the opener was manufactured before 1993 and your neighbor shares the same frequency. Obviously changing the battery will resolve the remote control issue and a quick Google search or call to our repair department should help you with the second.

If your garage door is stuck, damaged, or not aligned properly, Overhead Door Residential is ready to help - day or night - 7 days a week. We offer service to Fort Smith and the surrounding areas. If you need help with your garage door, give us a call today.