Both Broken? One Visit.

If your property has both a garage door and a driveway or parking gate, you already know the annoyance of coordinating two separate service calls, two arrival windows and two sets of charges. The two systems are also closely related. Both run on operators with travel limits, force settings and reversing systems. Both depend on smooth mechanical movement to let the operator work without strain. Both fail faster when hinges, rollers or tracks are dry and dragging. When one is repaired and the other is left stiff, the operator on the neglected system is the next thing to go. Repairing them together means one diagnosis, one visit and one person who has looked at the whole property.

This is a common situation in gated communities around Pembroke Pines, Weston, Cooper City and Plantation, and on individual properties in Hollywood and Davie where a driveway gate was added later. On a single visit we can replace a broken spring on the garage door, straighten a bent gate arm, reprogram a keypad that has lost its codes, replace a safety edge, and lubricate and adjust both systems. We also look at the shared equipment: if a keypad, remote or intercom is meant to control both the gate and the door, we program it to do exactly that before we leave. Everything we touch gets tested, including the reversing systems on both the door and the gate, because those are the parts that protect people and vehicles.