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When your garage door stops working, it’s tempting to try fixing it yourself. Some small tasks are simple enough, but others can be dangerous without the right tools or experience. Before grabbing your toolbox, here’s what you need to know. Simple DIY Tasks You Can  Safely Do 1. Lubricating Moving Parts  – Using a basic garage door lubricant on rollers, hinges, and tracks helps reduce noise and friction. 2. Tightening Loose Hardware  – Over time, screws and bolts loosen. Care

Most homeowners don’t think about their garage door until it breaks. But just like your car, your garage door works better and lasts longer with regular maintenance. At M&M Garage Repair Service, we’ve seen how simple yearly checkups can prevent major issues. Keeps Your Garage Door Running Smoothly Dust, dirt, and everyday use cause your door's parts to wear down. Lubricating the rollers, tightening loose screws, and cleaning the tracks help the door move quietly and safely.

Your garage door is one of the largest moving parts of your home, but it’s often the most ignored—until something goes wrong. Paying attention to early warning signs can save you money and prevent bigger problems later. At M&M Garage Repair Service, we help homeowners spot issues early so their doors stay safe, smooth, and reliable. Here are the top signs your garage door needs attention. 1. Strange Noises You Didn’t Hear Before Grinding, squeaking, or banging noises often me