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Panama City, Bay County

Garage Door Repair in Panama City, Florida

Roll-up and sectional doors on businesses, and the springs, cables and openers on house doors.

Stucco home with an almond raised-panel garage door

Garage door repair for Panama City businesses and homes

Big Bend Services, Inc. repairs garage doors on shops, warehouses, offices and houses in Panama City, in ZIP codes 32401, 32404, 32405 and 32409. The work covers commercial roll-up doors and large sectional doors as well as the door on a house garage: springs, cables, rollers, hinges, tracks, sections, sensors, seals and openers. When a door is past repair, we measure the opening and quote a new one.

Panama City requests are booked through our office in Wewahitchka. Call (850) 819-6031 or send the form with the address, the kind of door and what it is doing.

Metal warehouse building with gutters and corner downspouts

Commercial doors

Roll-up and sectional doors on Panama City businesses

  • Roll-up doors

    A roll-up door is a curtain of metal slats that coils onto a barrel above the opening and runs in a guide on each side. We repair roll-up doors that jam, drop unevenly or will not stay up, including slats and guides that have been bent.

  • Commercial sectional doors

    Panels joined by hinges, rollers running in tracks, and springs and cables that carry the weight, like a house door on a larger scale. The same parts wear out and get the same repairs, sized for a heavier door.

  • Openers on commercial doors

    A business door may run on an opener, lift by hand or raise with a chain. When an opener stops working, we repair it or fit a new one.

Garage door opener and rail mounted on a garage ceiling

What to send about a commercial door

Give the building address, the size of the opening as near as you know it, and whether the door rolls up into a coil or runs back along the ceiling in sections. Say how it opens: by an opener, by hand, or with a chain. Then describe the fault, such as a door that stops halfway, falls faster than it should, leans to one side or will not stay open. Name the person who will let us in and the hours the building is open.

Steel roll-up door at the loading bay of a metal warehouse

Scope

What makes a commercial door repair larger or smaller

  • Size and weight

    A wide, tall door carries heavier springs, longer cables and more sections or slats. The parts are bigger, and changing them is a bigger job.

  • One slat or many

    A roll-up door with one or two bent slats can have them replaced. When the curtain is creased across much of its height, it no longer coils cleanly, and a new curtain or a new door is quoted.

  • Guides and track

    If a vehicle or a load has pushed the side guides or the track out of line, they are straightened or replaced along with the repair to the door.

  • How the door is run

    An opener adds its own parts to the job.

  • More than one door

    Several doors on the same building go on one quote as one job.

Steel hinge and roller on a white garage door section

Broken springs

A loud bang and a door too heavy to lift

The springs carry the weight of a garage door, and the opener only guides it. When a spring breaks, it goes with a bang, and the door turns into dead weight. On a house or a business door, the broken spring is replaced.

  • Torsion springs

    A torsion spring sits on a steel shaft above the door. After it breaks, you can see a gap of a few inches between two parts of the coil.

  • Extension springs

    Extension springs stretch along the tracks on each side of the door. A broken one hangs loose, and the door lifts unevenly or not at all.

  • The opener after a spring breaks

    The opener may lift the door a few inches and stop, or hum without moving it. It is meeting the full weight of the door, so leave it off until the spring is replaced.

  • Roll-up door springs

    On a roll-up door the springs are inside the barrel above the opening. A curtain that will not stay up, or drops hard when let go, points to the springs in the barrel.

Extension spring and pulley along the side track of a garage door

House doors

Other repairs on a house garage door

  • Frayed or snapped lift cable

    A cable runs from each bottom corner of the door up to the spring system. A loose or broken one leaves the door lower on one side. The cable is replaced.

  • Off the track or bent track

    Rollers that have left the track, or track bent inward, stop the door or make it bind. We set the door back on its track and replace bent sections.

  • Grinding or rattling

    Worn rollers grind, and cracked hinges rattle as the door moves. Both are replaced.

  • Door reverses before closing

    The safety sensors near the floor have to see each other. When they are out of line or have failed, the door goes back up. We realign or replace them.

  • Daylight or water under the door

    A torn or flattened bottom seal, or worn seals along the sides and top, are replaced.

Garage door rollers and hinges in the steel track

New doors and openers in Panama City

A new garage door is measured to the opening it will fill: the width and height, the space above the opening for the springs and track, and the wall on each side and the depth back into the garage. That holds for a house door and a commercial door alike. A new opener can go in with the new door on the same job, or on its own when the current opener has quit.

Brick ranch home with a white sectional garage door and pine trees behind it

Repair or replace

Repairing a business door or replacing it

  • Moving parts

    Springs, cables, rollers, hinges and guides are replaced on a door whose curtain or panels are sound.

  • A new use for the opening

    If the business now needs a door that opens by opener where it was lifted by hand, or a new door for a finished fit-out, say so when you ask.

Dark steel overhead door on a small commercial building
Torsion springs on the steel shaft above a closed garage door

What to expect

How a garage door job runs, from call to finish

  1. 1

    Contact

    Call (850) 819-6031 or send the form. Tell us the town and what needs work.

  2. 2

    Property visit

    We come out, look at the job and take the measurements we need.

  3. 3

    Written quote

    You get a written price for the work before anything starts.

  4. 4

    Work completed

    We do the work, test it and clean up the work area.

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Dark brown carriage-style garage door on a brick two-car garage

FAQ

Panama City garage door questions

Have another question? Call (850) 819-6031.

Can a closed door with a broken spring stay shut until the repair?
Yes, and shut is the safest place for it. If a car is inside and you need it, mention that when you book.
Do you replace single sections on commercial sectional doors?
Yes, when a section that matches the door is still made. If none is, the door is quoted as a replacement.
Can the door be opened by hand while the opener is broken?
Pulling the release cord, the handle hanging from the opener rail, disconnects the door so it can be lifted by hand. That works only while the springs are whole.
Does Big Bend Services do other work at a Panama City building?
Yes. Big Bend Services, Inc. also installs, repairs and cleans gutters, supplies and installs wire shelving, and tests newly built houses for air leakage with a blower door.

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Request Garage Door Repair in Panama City

Send the address, the type of door and what it is doing, and the office will follow up to arrange a time.

(850) 819-6031

511 S Highway 71, Wewahitchka, FL 32465
Monday to Friday, 7:00 AM to 4:00 PM

White sectional garage door raised halfway on a single-story home

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