S&S Garage Door Services - Saugus's Top-Rated Privacy Fence Installation

Rot at the bottom of a wooden fence is typically caused by prolonged moisture contact with the ground. In Saugus's humid summers and snowy winters, this is very common. The solution involves removing the rotted sections, treating the soil to prevent termites, and replacing the affected posts and panels with pressure-treated wood or a rot-resistant material like cedar or composite. We can also install gravel drainage at the base to keep the wood dry.

A grinding noise usually indicates a problem with the gate's gearbox or motor assembly, often due to lack of lubrication or worn-out gears from heavy use. This is a common sign of a failing opener. Our solution is to first inspect the gate's hinges and track for binding, then diagnose the motor. We can often repair the existing unit by replacing the gear kit, but if the motor is burnt out, we'll recommend a new, heavy-duty automatic gate opener suited for your gate's weight and frequency of use.

Inconsistent reversal is a safety hazard and is often a sign of misaligned safety sensors or a problem with the opener's force settings. First, check that the sensor eyes on each side of the door are clean and aligned. If that doesn't fix it, the issue could be a worn-out logic board or a broken spring causing uneven tension. We recommend a professional inspection to safely diagnose the cause. We'll test the sensors, adjust the force limits, and replace any faulty components to ensure your door operates safely.