While the garage door is closed, pull the red emergency release rope to disengage the emergency release lever. This will detach the door from the operator rail. Manually lift the door halfway, and then “drop” the door. How did the door react? Did it fall slowly? Did it slam shut? Did it stay in the same position? Take note of the result, and then perform the process again from the fully-open position. Take note of what happens once again. This is testing the door’s balance. Garage doors are heavy, and if your door isn’t holding its position at the halfway point or at the top, the spring may need adjustment or replacement. Garage doors are an important part to the safety of your home and your vehicles, so you need trusted parts that will last a long time.

Garage doors usually move up and down multiple times per day, and that can add up over time. This repeated use causes hardware to get loose. You should perform a garage door inspection at least twice per year to make sure all of the nuts and bolts are tight to the hinges, tracks, and brackets. The nuts and bolts may be in different sizes, so be sure to use the proper tools when performing this garage door service.

Lubricating the door will allow the moving parts to keep moving with the same consistency. It will free rollers, hinges, and bearings from seizing during harsher weather, and will also rid those parts of dirt and grime. Lubrication will also prevent the shrill (and loud) squeaks and squeals that no one likes to hear. Aeonic Garage Doors recommends Clopay Synthetic Pro Lube, which can be purchased in the garage door section of most hardware stores.

Check the Operator & Reverse Functions

After completing the other steps mentioned above, reattach the carrier to the operator rail trolley. Run the garage door to the open position, and place an item like a wooden two-by-four on the garage floor where the door will close. When you run the door to the closed position, the should close on the board and reverse on impact. This is an important safety feature, so it’s crucial that it reverses on impact. If it continues to try and push through the board, an adjustment is needed.

Your safety sensors should be 6 inches or less from your garage floor, and nothing should be blocking their line of sight. Typically, there are indicator lights in two different colors – and those will commonly be green and red, or green and amber/orange. Both should glow solid in color. Attempt to close the door, and while it’s closing, impede the sensors. The door should automatically reverse. Keep these sensors clean, as even spider webs can interfere with them functioning properly. This is the cause of our most common complaint, so check the sensor lights first. If one is solid and the other is flickering or out, the sensors likely need an adjustment. If both are out, call the trusted garage door technicians with Aeonic.

Garage Door Drum & Cable Replacement

Garage Door Drum & Cable Replacement in Colorado

Homes in Colorado need reliable garage doors. They protect your property from theft and the state’s often severe weather. Any problems with the integrity of your doors can cause major headaches. When something goes wrong, the garage door’s drums and cables usually cause failure. If this is the case for you, take a chance on Aeonic Garage Doors for the replacement services your home deserves.

Understanding Garage Door Drums and Cables?

Garage door drums and cables allow your garage doors to function. Positioned at the top, the drums work with cables to lift and lower the door smoothly. As the door opens, cables wrap around the drums, guiding the door along its tracks.

These parts wear out over time, but Colorado’s fluctuating weather can put extra strain on your parts. Worn drums may lose grip, and frayed cables can become a safety hazard. Ignoring these issues could lead to uneven door movement or a complete breakdown. Regular checks and timely replacements are necessary to keep your garage door safe and functional, preventing potential hazards and ensuring it lasts longer.

Signs You Need Garage Door Drum and Cable Replacement

Keeping your garage door in top shape is all part of maintaining a healthy and happy home. Watch for signs like grinding or squeaking noises as you use it, as this might mean your drums or cables are wearing out. If one side of your door moves slower than the other, that's another red flag. Visible issues like frayed cables or rusted drums also signal it's time for a replacement. Ignoring these can lead to more significant problems, including complete door failure, which could damage your vehicle or property.

Why Choose Aeonic Garage Doors for Replacement Services

Aeonic Garage Doors is a trusted name across Colorado for garage door drum and cable replacements. Founders Donovan and Bobby bring years of expertise to every job, ensuring the precision and quality that your family needs. They use top-notch materials for lasting results and make sure every job is done according to the customer's needs. Plus, they offer discounts for seniors and military personnel, making their high-quality services accessible to the community.

Comprehensive Garage Door Solutions

Aeonic Garage Doors offers full services beyond drum and cable replacements, from customizations that boost your home's curb appeal to expert repairs and installations. Their detailed inspections catch potential issues early, helping extend your garage door's life. Choosing Aeonic means opting for a thorough approach to garage door care backed by a team committed to excellence.

The Replacement Process

Replacing garage door drums and cables is a careful process with a high degree of precision to ensure everything runs smoothly and safely. It starts with a professional inspection to check the current state of your components. After assessing the wear or damage, the old parts are carefully removed and replaced with high-quality new ones. This process requires a lot of skill and makes it difficult and dangerous to DIY, so you should call on experts like those at Aeonic Garage Doors to ensure it gets done right.

Replace Garage Door Drums & Cables for Longer-Lasting Protection

Timely maintenance and replacing garage door drums and cables will keep your doors safe and working for many years. Addressing specific issues early and choosing reliable and highly professional service providers like Aeonic Garage Doors will help avoid hazards and prolong your door's life. Don't let minor issues turn into big problems when you can rely on the experts for dependable, high-quality service. Contact Aeonic Garage Doors for more information or to schedule a service.

Rollers

We’ve all heard the Garage that sounds like a train is coming. The Click-Clack…Click-Clack… of every section as it makes its way around the track overhead. Maybe it sounds like a scrape and scratch or a faint rattle that’s just annoying enough to know… that’s not right… Rollers are an important part of the door, and how it operates. They can not only make the door run noisily but can leave the door racked or cause a situation where the door is completely left hanging above if not given the proper attention. Currently there are four types of rollers being installed. The fifth one listed on our page is the latest and greatest. The rollers is soo great that not only is it our roller of choice but it comes with a manufacturer backed lifetime warranty.

Drums & Cables

Your garage door opening and closing begins with your drums and cables. These components work in

unison to make sure the door opens and closes with uniform movement. Because of their reliance on

each other, it’s vital to have these components inspected with any routine inspection. The position of

your garage door can indicate potential issues with cables or drums. If the garage door is crooked,

struggles to open, or causes a scraping noise, reach out to one of the experts at Aeonic Garage Doors to

evaluate the issue with a free quote.

Maintenance For Your Garage Door & Opener

The Drop Test

While the garage door is closed, pull the red emergency release rope to disengage the
emergency release lever. This will detach the door from the operator rail. Manually lift the door halfway,
and then “drop” the door. How did the door react? Did it fall slowly? Did it slam shut? Did it stay in the
same position? Take note of the result, and then perform the process again from the fully-open position.
Take note of what happens once again.
This is testing the door’s balance. Garage doors are heavy, and if your door isn’t holding its position at
the halfway point or at the top, the spring may need adjustment or replacement. Garage doors are an
important part to the safety of your home and your vehicles, so you need trusted parts that will last a
long time.
Tune Up The door

Garage doors usually move up and down multiple times per day, and that can add up over
time. This repeated use causes hardware to get loose. You should perform a garage door inspection at
least twice per year to make sure all of the nuts and bolts are tight to the hinges, tracks, and brackets.
The nuts and bolts may be in different sizes, so be sure to use the proper tools when performing this
garage door service.
Lubricate

Lubricating the door will allow the moving parts to keep moving with the same consistency. It
will free rollers, hinges, and bearings from seizing during harsher weather, and will also rid those parts
of dirt and grime. Lubrication will also prevent the shrill (and loud) squeaks and squeals that no one likes
to hear. Aeonic Garage Doors recommends Clopay Synthetic Pro Lube, which can be purchased in the
garage door section of most hardware stores.
Check the Operator & Reverse Functions

After completing the other steps mentioned above, reattach the
carrier to the operator rail trolley. Run the garage door to the open position, and place an item like a
wooden two-by-four on the garage floor where the door will close. When you run the door to the closed
position, the should close on the board and reverse on impact. This is an important safety feature, so it’s

crucial that it reverses on impact. If it continues to try and push through the board, an adjustment is
needed.
Safety Sensors

Your safety sensors should be 6 inches or less from your garage floor, and nothing
should be blocking their line of sight. Typically, there are indicator lights in two different colors – and
those will commonly be green and red, or green and amber/orange. Both should glow solid in color.
Attempt to close the door, and while it’s closing, impede the sensors. The door should automatically
reverse. Keep these sensors clean, as even spider webs can interfere with them functioning properly.
This is the cause of our most common complaint, so check the sensor lights first. If one is solid and the
other is flickering or out, the sensors likely need an adjustment. If both are out, call the trusted garage
door technicians with Aeonic.

Drums & Cables

Cables and Cable Drums are Essential to the door’s operation. The door begins and ends with these in a uniform movement. It is important to have these inspected during a service as these two parts together pull the door from the ground on up. It is not common knowledge to inspect the cables or drums, so it is important to note the garage is sitting crooked, struggling or are hearing a scraping noise similar to a light scratching on a chalk board as the door goes up or down. If these issues are present, it is strongly recommended that your Aeonic professional technician is called to evaluate and fix the issue.

Bearings

Bearings should be addressed during a spring replacement. Garage door bearings replacement is a necessary maintenance task that should be done periodically to keep your garage door functioning properly. These bearings are located on the hinges and rollers and are responsible for enabling smooth movement of the garage door. When bearings wear out, they can cause the door to become noisy when opening and closing, which can be annoying. Failing to replace worn bearings can also cause damage to other parts of the garage door, and may eventually lead to costly repairs.

Inspections

Selling or buying a home where an inspection is necessary? We provide a 25pt inspection of the door and motor, documented to provide necessary information and adjustment to ensure the transaction goes off without a hitch. All inspections come with a lube and tune. If you are not selling or buying and are just concerned about your garage door or openers health, give us a call for an honest assessment and recommendation.

Racked Doors

If your Garage Door is left hanging over head or is off track, it is important not to panic, this can be a scary moment. There are many reasons this happens, and you are not alone. Our professional technicians are trained to handle these situations and potentially can save the door in many cases. We will get the door back on track and perform the necessary repairs to avoid this situation in the future.

Tracks, Hinges, & Hardware

Prices have only gone up and we’re replacing springs more frequently. Prices continue to rise, and company guarantees are getting less. Equipped with this information, at Aeonic we are using quality high cycle springs to get you the max out of your garage door. Working to double the cycle life on your garage and beyond, we strive to achieve the Aeonic result for every home we service and repair. Our guarantee is up there with some of the biggest names in the garage door service industry and offer an option to surpass even their expectations. Ask about our Lifetime Aeonic Garage Service Plan, and we can truly be the last Garage door company you will ever need to call.

Door Reinforcement

There is a vast array of materials that are used to manufacture a garage door. After years of entering and exiting the door, the materials that compose the door panels will fatigue causing, Bowing, sagging and in some cases cracks in the sections of the door. When this happens there is a risk of the door falling off its tracks or causing irreversible damage. Reinforcing the door with the proper parts can not only help prolong the life of the door but can be a preventative measure taken to save a scary situation that will save money in the long run.

Door & Opener Repair

It may not seem like a lot at first site when looking at your garage door system until it suddenly stops working. We are equipped to work on most garage doors and openers to get your homes main entry back in working order.

Garage Door Customization

Garage doors can be customized for your liking. We’re here to boost curb appeal, let us showcase your home to be the envy of your neighborhood. There are a wide variety of custom colors, wood grain colors, decorative hardware (magnetic or fixed), window options and inserts, trim overlays, panel designs and more. Don’t settle for basic let Aeonic Garage Doors help you achieve the dream look of your home’s exterior.

Insurance Claims & Supplementing

Bobby our knowledgeable insurance specialist can walk you step by step to filing an insurance claim. If you’ve been impacted by damaging rain, wind, hail or ran into the door. We can offer advise or help make the best-informed decision of how to handle

the process.

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Garage Door Drum & Cable Replacement in Colorado

Understanding Garage Door Drums and Cables?

Signs You Need Garage Door Drum and Cable Replacement

Why Choose Aeonic Garage Doors for Replacement Services

Comprehensive Garage Door Solutions

The Replacement Process

Replace Garage Door Drums & Cables for Longer-Lasting Protection

Rollers

Drums & Cables

Maintenance For Your Garage Door & Opener

The Drop Test

Tune Up The door

Lubricate

Check the Operator & Reverse Functions

Safety Sensors

Drums & Cables

Bearings

Inspections

Racked Doors

Tracks, Hinges, & Hardware

Door Reinforcement

Door & Opener Repair

Garage Door Customization

Insurance Claims & Supplementing

720-964-6006

aeonicgarage@gmail.com

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Thornton, CO 80233