We recommend upgrading your garage door opener to a belt drive, direct drive, or wall mount opener model for a quieter garage door. An insulated garage door is another solution which reduces vibrations and virtually eliminates any grinding or squeaking parts. Lessening the noise from your garage door also assists with annual garage door maintenance and the parts of your garage door system that experience the most friction.

Your garage door opener just needs to reconnect! When the emergency cord commonly hanging from the garage door opener gets pulled, it allows you to manually open and close the garage door as needed.

To re-engage the garage door opener to your garage door, simply pull the red emergency release cord connected to your opener. When you’re ready, test the remote to see if you can open or close the door on command. If this doesn’t work, one of our technicians will get your garage door and opener back to working order.

The best time to replace your garage door opener remote is when you upgrade your current garage door opener. If your remote is lost, broken, or stolen–at worst–  we can quickly contact the manufacturer of your opener for a new one. You have other options, but universal remotes tend to lose signal rather quickly, and are unreliable in terms of security. 

Reach out to Guse-Hahn Garage Doors so one of our technicians can expertly pair your new remote replacement and perform garage door maintenance at the same time.