Inspecting your garage door for damage is an essential part of maintenance that can help prevent costly repairs and keep your family safe. In this blog post, I’ll show you how to inspect your garage door for damage and what signs to look for that indicate it’s time for repairs.
Inspecting a garage door for damage:
It’s very easy to inspect your garage for damage. All you have to do is to follow all of the steps that I’ve mentioned below. Let’s dive into the steps.
Make a visual inspection of the door, tracks, and rollers.
Check for visible damage or debris that could affect the door’s operation.
Check the hardware for any loose or damaged parts.
Inspect hinges, bolts, and screws to ensure they are secure and undamaged.
Test the door’s balance by lifting it halfway and releasing it.
A properly balanced door should stay in place when released.
Test the auto-reverse feature by placing an object under the door and trying to close it.
The door should reverse if it senses an object in its path.
Inspect the weatherstripping and bottom seal for wear and tear.
Damaged weatherstripping should be replaced to keep out drafts and pests.
Open and close the door several times to test its functionality.
Listen for any unusual sounds that could indicate a problem with the tracks or rollers.
That’s how you inspect your garage door for damage. For more questions, you can hit the comment section below. I’d love to help you out.
