Frequently Asked Questions

Common signs include loud noises, uneven movement, slow operation, sagging sections, or a door that won’t fully open or close. If you notice any of these issues, it’s best to schedule an inspection before the problem worsens.

Most manufacturers recommend professional maintenance at least once a year. Regular tune-ups help prevent unexpected breakdowns, extend the door’s lifespan, and keep your home safe.

Repairs address issues like broken springs, cables, rollers, or openers. Replacement is recommended when the door is severely damaged, outdated, unsafe, or no longer cost-effective to repair.

Most standard installations can be completed in a few hours. More complex systems or custom doors may take longer, but we always complete the job as efficiently as possible without sacrificing quality.

Yes. Our team is available around the clock to handle urgent issues that compromise your home’s safety or access.

We service and install most major opener brands. If you’re unsure whether your opener is compatible, our technicians can evaluate it and recommend the best solution.

We install a wide range of high-quality residential doors designed for durability, energy efficiency, and security. Our team can help you choose the style and material that best fits your home.

On average, torsion springs last between 7–10 years depending on usage. If your door becomes heavy, uneven, or fails to open, the springs may be nearing the end of their lifespan.

First, check the opener batteries, sensors, and power source. If everything appears normal and it still won’t operate, it’s best to stop using the system and call a professional to avoid further damage.

Yes. Modern doors are built with improved insulation, weather-sealing, and materials that help reduce heat loss—especially beneficial in New Mexico’s temperature swings.