Did you know that the average homeowner opens and closes their garage approximately 1,500 times per year? There are more than 70 million single-family garage doors in the US. Add to that, millions of ...

Q: I have a problem with my garage door opener. When I push the button, it goes up with no problem. However, when I push the button for the door to go down, it comes down about a foot and then goes ...

We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. Picture this. You pull into your driveway, exhausted after a long day at work. All you want to do is get inside so you can finally put your ...

Jennifer’s garage hasn’t been working for two weeks, so we got to her as soon as we could. We realized pretty quickly it was the child safety sensors on the floor! If you have a project you’d like ...

When something isn't right with your garage door system, it can disrupt your whole routine. Though there are several reasons your door might malfunction, uneven tracks are a common cause. Issues like ...

Your garage door is one of those parts of your home that you don't think about much until there is an issue with it. Fortunately, garage doors have an fairly obvious way of letting you know they need ...

Answer: There are a lot of moving parts to an automatic opening garage door and every piece plays a role in operating the door. Garage doors are heavy, and the springs are under tremendous tension.

Just to hazard a guess, if neither remote or hardwired controls work, it could mean that a solid state relay has failed, you get control voltage going in, but it's not pulling the relay in to allow ...