Is your garage door making a noise or not opening as it should? The rollers could be the issue. These small wheels, attached to the hinges on the sides of the door, let it move smoothly up and down the tracks. Over time, they can wear out because they carry so much weight each time the door is used.
There are two main types of rollers. Nylon rollers are quiet and don’t rust easily but may not last as long for heavy doors. Steel rollers are stronger and more durable but can be noisy if they aren’t well-maintained.
When rollers stop working, your garage door can get stuck, go off track, or put too much strain on the opener. If you’re dealing with any of these issues, we offer professional garage door roller replacement throughout New Jersey to get your door working like new again.
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Rollers are built to handle a lot, but certain factors lead to wear and tear over time. Here’s why your rollers might be failing:
Most garage door rollers last between 5 and 7 years. However, the rollers may wear out sooner if the door is used more frequently, such as in a busy household or commercial setting. Regular maintenance can help extend their life, but watching for signs of wear is important.
It’s best not to try replacing garage door rollers on your own. Garage doors are heavy and require specialized tools to handle safely. Replacing the rollers involves working with the door’s springs, which can be dangerous if you don’t have experience. Our professionals can replace them properly and avoid any safety risks.
The cost of replacing garage door rollers depends on the type of rollers you choose and the condition of your door. Nylon rollers are generally less expensive than steel ones, but prices vary. We offer free estimates and transparent pricing before any work is done.
Nylon rollers are great for most residential doors. They are quieter and less likely to wear down quickly. Steel rollers are a better choice for heavier doors, such as commercial garage doors, because they are more durable and can handle more stress over time.
The rollers might be the issue if your garage door makes loud noises, moves unevenly, or gets stuck while opening or closing. These are common signs of wear and tear. Our professional inspections can help determine if the rollers need to be replaced.
