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Tell us if it is jammed, noisy or crooked, and send a photo with your suburb.
Repair jammed, bent or noisy roller doors, including the curtain, barrel and springs.
A roller door rolls its single steel curtain up around a barrel above the opening rather than folding into panels, so its faults are different to a sectional door: a curtain that has pulled out of the side guides, a barrel spring that has lost tension, or a door that has bowed and jams halfway. In Brisbane's bayside suburbs salt corrosion on the curtain and hardware is a common cause of stiff, noisy operation. The technicians in our network re-feed a curtain into its guides, re-tension or renew the barrel spring, and free off or straighten a bowed door, then service the moving parts so it runs quietly again. Tell us whether the door is stuck, noisy or sitting crooked, and our team can bring the right parts for a roller door rather than a sectional.
Re-feeding a curtain that has jumped its side guides and straightening minor bowing so the door rolls square again.
Re-tensioning or replacing the spring inside the barrel that counter-balances the curtain, which is what makes the door light to lift.
Freeing a door stuck part-open from a bind in the guides, a seized barrel or storm debris, and finding why it jammed.
Cleaning and lubricating the guides and barrel and renewing corroded hardware, the usual fix for a door that grinds or squeals.
Common roller door faults
A curtain that has slipped out of one side guide will run crookedly, catch, and eventually jam. It usually follows a knock or a worn guide, and forcing it only creases more of the curtain, so the door should be left until the curtain is re-fed correctly.
When the barrel spring loses tension the door becomes heavy and tends to drift back down, and an automatic opener will struggle to lift it. Re-tensioning the spring restores the balance; a spring that has broken inside the barrel needs renewing.
On the bayside at Wynnum and Manly, salt-laden air corrodes the curtain, guides and barrel hardware, leaving the door stiff and noisy. A clean, lubricate and renewal of the worst-affected hardware brings it back, and periodic servicing keeps corrosion from seizing the door entirely.
Tell us if it is jammed, noisy or crooked, and send a photo with your suburb.
A technician checks the curtain, guides and barrel spring to find the fault.
Curtain re-fed, spring re-tensioned and hardware cleaned, lubricated or renewed.
Door cycled for smooth, quiet travel with a written fixed-price quote up front.
A roller door needs different parts to a sectional door. The technician attends with curtain, guide and barrel-spring stock so the job is finished in one visit where possible.
Bayside doors corrode in ways inland doors do not. Our team services the curtain and hardware properly rather than just oiling over a seizing barrel.
A correctly tensioned barrel and clean guides leave the door light and quiet, which also takes the strain off any automatic opener fitted to it.
Roller door work is priced on the curtain and barrel condition; the call-out covers the on-site assessment and minor servicing.
| Item | Indicative range |
|---|---|
| Service call-out / standard service | $120 - $200 |
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