What garage door services are available in Rialto?

We offer comprehensive garage door services in Rialto including spring repair, opener repair, panel replacement, cable repair, track repair, and new door installation. All services are performed by licensed, insured technicians.

How does steady wind affect a garage door?

Side pressure loosens things. A wide door acts as a sail, and the load goes into the track fasteners, the hinges and the panel bracing rather than the spring. Doors in wind country tend to need their hardware checked and retightened more often than the same door a few miles inland would.

My house is from the 1950s and still has its original hardware. Is that a problem?

It is usually the reason for the call. Hardware of that age has passed the cycle count it was built for, so rollers, hinges and the spring tend to reach the end together rather than one at a time. Replacing only the part that failed often brings the next one forward.

How do I schedule a garage door service appointment?

Call us at 909-639-4288 or use our online scheduling to book a service appointment. We provide free estimates for all garage door repairs and installations.

Are your technicians licensed and insured?

Yes, all our technicians are fully licensed and insured. We hold California State Contractor License #957223 and carry comprehensive liability insurance for your protection.

Do you offer warranties on garage door repairs?

Lifetime warranties are available on certain purchases and options, depending on the products and package you choose. Parts warranties also vary by manufacturer. Ask about coverage when scheduling your service.

San Bernardino County

Garage Door Repair in Rialto, CA

Name: On Trac Garage Door Company
Address: 1430 Richardson Street, San Bernardino, CA, 92408, US
Telephone: 909-639-4288
Price range: $$

Repairs, new door installation and tune-ups across Rialto, California. Licensed and insured technicians, same-day service available.

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Fall Santa Ana winds funnel down out of the Cajon Pass and push straight across Rialto, and steady side pressure like that is what pulls doors out of square and chews through rollers. Most of the housing here went up between the mid 1950s and the 1960s, when the citrus groves gave way to tract building, so we see a lot of original-width two-car openings running hardware that has been cycling for decades.

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