Garage Door Rollers & Track Repair
Door sticking, grinding, or off the tracks? We connect you with experts to repair and realign your tracks and replace worn rollers for smooth operation.
Smooth Operation for Your Garage Door
If your garage door is noisy, sticks halfway, or has come off its tracks, the problem is usually in the track alignment or the rollers. These issues should be addressed quickly, as they put immense strain on the opener and can lead to major damage. LocalXR connects you with specialized technicians who can safely bend, realign, or replace sections of the track and install new, quieter rollers.
Signs Your Tracks or Rollers Need Repair
Ignoring these signs leads to premature opener failure.
Door is Off the Tracks
A serious issue that requires a professional to safely reseat and align the door.
Squealing or Grinding Noise
Usually caused by worn-out rollers or insufficient lubrication on the track.
Door Moves Unevenly
If one side of the door travels faster or sticks, it indicates a misaligned track or binding rollers.
Rollers are Worn or Broken
If the nylon or steel rollers are visibly worn, chipped, or have come loose from the track.
Our Track & Roller Services
Track Alignment & Adjustment
Realigning bent or twisted tracks to ensure the rollers glide smoothly.
Roller Replacement
Replacing old, noisy steel rollers with new, quiet nylon rollers for smoother operation.
Track Cleaning & Lubrication
Thorough cleaning of tracks and lubrication of rollers and hinges.
Hinge Repair & Replacement
Repairing or replacing damaged hinges between door sections.
Why Track Repair is a Job for Specialists
Repairing or realigning garage door tracks is complex. Improperly adjusting the tracks can cause the door to bind or detach completely.
- Precision Alignment: Experts use specialized tools to ensure the tracks are precisely parallel and vertical for smooth, quiet operation.
- Safety Reseating: Reseating a door that has come off the tracks is dangerous due to spring tension. Pros handle this safely.
- Prevents Opener Burnout: By reducing friction, professional service drastically reduces the strain on your automatic opener motor.
Track & Roller FAQs
Should I use oil (WD-40) to lubricate my garage door tracks?
No. Never use oil or grease on garage door tracks, as they attract dirt and debris, which quickly gums up the tracks. Only lubricate the moving components (rollers, hinges, springs) with a silicone-based spray or specialized garage door lubricant.
What is the difference between nylon and steel rollers?
Nylon rollers are significantly quieter and smoother than standard steel rollers and are highly recommended for any garage attached to a home.