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Many parts play a factor in making your garage door quieter. Here are few solutions to look into.
Upgrading your hardware such as using nylon rollers instead of steel rollers can help reduce noise because it will eliminate the steel roller on steel tracks friction. Lubricate all of the parts to help reduce squeaking springs, cables, rollers, pulleys, etc. Make sure all of the nuts and bolts are tightly wound. Any rusted hinges, brackets, moving parts, etc should be replaced. The condition and mechanism of your garage door opener should also be looked into. Belt driven garage door openers are much quieter than chain driven openers. If you want a very quiet opener, look into Liftmaster's Side Mount but you need to have a torsion spring system set up for that. If you want to hear what the same motor sounds like on different door types visit our OPENERS IN ACTION page.
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1/9/2023 08:57:28 am
My garage door has been making a lot of noises, and I'm not sure why. It's good to know that this could turn into serious problems if I don't get any repairs done. I'll be sure to work with a professional to ensure that it's cared for correctly. 8/21/2023 03:38:44 pm
Had no idea that nylon rollers could make such a difference in reducing noise. Appreciate the in-depth advice, Mia! Will be looking into some of these solutions for my noisy garage door. Cheers! 8/22/2023 03:58:21 pm
Thanks for shedding light on the noisy garage door mystery, Mia! I've always wondered about the difference between nylon and steel rollers. After reading this, I'm convinced I need to switch to nylon rollers for a peaceful garage experience. Great insights! I thoroughly enjoyed reading this blog post on making garage doors quieter. The author's insights are both practical and well-explained. The step-by-step instructions and product recommendations make it easy for anyone to tackle this project. It's evident that the author has a deep understanding of the subject matter, and I appreciate the valuable tips shared here. Looking forward to reading more posts like this! 11/3/2023 01:00:49 pm
It's good to know that we'd inspect a garage door for rusted moving parts. Our garage door started making loud noises last week, and we thought they'd go away in a few days. The sounds are getting louder, so we'll look for a specialist to identify the source of the sound and repair it. 11/6/2023 05:36:16 pm
Mia, your insights on nylon rollers versus steel and the benefit of belt-driven openers are spot-on. I've been in the garage door industry for a few years and couldn't agree more with your recommendations. Great job clarifying these points for homeowners. Keep up the informative posts! 12/12/2023 04:00:28 am
Dealing with a noisy garage door can be such a hassle! I totally relate to the frustration. Have you considered lubricating the hinges and rollers? It might make a big difference in quieting things down. Also, check for any loose parts. Good luck with fixing the noise issue! Leave a Reply. |
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