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Wolverine Garage Doors
FAQs · Honest answers

How often should a garage door be serviced?

The short answer

Once a year. An annual service costs £80 to £150 and frequently prevents a £300 to £400 failure later — worn springs, dry rollers and perished seals announce themselves quietly long before they fail loudly.

The longer answer

A service covers the wear points: spring tension, cables, rollers and hinges, the operator's force settings on automated doors, and the perimeter seals — which wear out in five to seven years and are a cheap replacement that pays for itself in draughts stopped.

The economics are simple: almost every emergency call-out we attend left a warning sign uninvestigated for months. If your door has developed a new noise, gotten stiffer, or started bouncing, book the service before it books you. Details on the repairs and maintenance page.

Answered by the Wolverine team · family-run installers since 2011 · reviewed August 2026

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