A broken garage door spring refers to a situation where the spring or springs responsible for counterbalancing the weight of a garage door have failed or snapped. Garage doors typically use either torsion springs or extension springs to assist in lifting and lowering the door smoothly.

A fully garage door tune-up is a comprehensive maintenance service performed on a garage door to ensure its optimal performance, functionality, and longevity. It involves a thorough inspection, adjustment, and lubrication of various components to address potential issues and enhance the overall operation of the door.

An off-track garage door refers to a situation where the garage door becomes misaligned and is no longer properly positioned on its tracks. Instead of running smoothly along the track system, the door may appear crooked, uneven, or partially hanging.

Garage door panel replacement involves the removal and replacement of one or more damaged or faulty panels on a garage door. Garage door panels can become damaged due to various reasons, including accidents, weather conditions, wear and tear, or impact.

A broken garage door cable refers to a situation where one or both of the cables that support and operate the garage door have snapped or become damaged. Garage door cables are an essential component of the door's lifting mechanism and are responsible for transferring the lifting force from the springs to the door itself.

Garage door opener replacement involves the process of removing an existing garage door opener system and installing a new one. The garage door opener is the motorized device responsible for opening and closing the garage door, typically operated by a remote control or wall-mounted keypad.