We cover San Bernardino, including Del Rosa, Verdemont, Northpark, Shandin Hills, Perris Hill, the University District and downtown. The drive is about 70 miles from our North Hollywood shop, so we book these calls in advance rather than promising same-day service. In most cases we can be there the next day, and you get a firm arrival window when you book rather than an open-ended wait.
San Bernardino's housing stock is older, and the sun does most of the damage here. Long stretches above 100 degrees bake the finish off south- and west-facing panels, dry the bottom seal until it cracks and stops sealing out dust and water, and embrittle the plastic drive gears inside garage door openers, which is why stripped gears are such a common call in this city. Springs fail on a cycle count rather than a calendar, so an original spring on a 1960s house is usually just at the end of its rated life rather than defective. Detached garages take the worst of it, since they get no shade from the house and often still carry their original hardware. Once a door is out of balance the opener hauls the extra weight on every cycle, and the lift cables start fraying where they wrap the drum.
Most of this work is repair: springs sized to the door, cables and drums reset, tracks straightened, rollers and hinges replaced, weather seals renewed, and openers rebuilt or swapped when the gears are gone. When sun and age have taken panels past the point of rebuilding, we tell you that instead of dressing up a door that will fail again next summer. We handle houses and commercial doors for downtown San Bernardino businesses. Licensed and insured, California license #1149841.
These are the failures we see most on San Bernardino doors. The diagnosis is free, and we will tell you exactly what went wrong and what the repair involves before any work begins.
Call (818) 412-6679 to get on the schedule, or book online and take $75 off the job. We answer the phone from 7:00 AM to 9:00 PM, seven days a week.