Malone, Jackson County
Garage Door Services in Malone, Florida
Lift cables that have frayed or let go, and new garage doors built to fit the opening, for Malone houses and buildings.

Cable repairs and new doors in Malone
Big Bend Services, Inc. repairs and installs garage doors in Malone, ZIP code 32445. That includes frayed and snapped lift cables and new doors measured to the opening. The service also replaces broken springs and repairs rollers, hinges, tracks, panels, safety sensors, weather seals and openers, on houses, detached garages and commercial buildings with sectional or roll-up doors.
Call (850) 819-6031 or send the form with the Malone address and what you have noticed, and we will set a time to see the door and send a written quote.

What the lift cables do
A sectional door hangs from two cables, one at each bottom corner. On a door with springs over the opening, each cable runs up the side of the door to a grooved drum on the spring bar, and it winds onto the drum as the door rises. On a door with springs over the tracks, each cable runs through pulleys instead. Either way, the cables are what connect the pull of the springs to the weight of the door.
Because they carry that load on every trip, a cable in poor shape is a problem that grows. Strands break one at a time until the rest cannot hold, a frayed end can snag on the drum or pulley as it passes, and a cable losing strands can stretch and let its side lag before it snaps.

Cable faults
Cable trouble and what fixes it
Broken strands
Loose wires poking out of the cable, near the bottom corner or where it meets the drum, mean it is wearing through. It is replaced.
Rust at the bottom
The lower end of the cable sits near the floor, where it meets damp air and water blown under the door. Rust there weakens the cable from the inside, and a rusted cable is replaced.
A cable hanging slack
A loose cable has come off its drum or out of its pulley, and that side of the door has lost its lift. It is put back and tensioned, or replaced if it kinked.
A snapped cable
A cable that has broken leaves one side of the door dropped and the door twisted. The cable is replaced and the door is set level.
Cables set unevenly
Two cables wound to different lengths make the door land one corner first. They are reset so both corners touch down together.
A worn drum or pulley
A drum with chewed grooves or a pulley that wobbles wears new cables quickly. It is replaced along with the cable.

Cables and springs go together
A broken spring can throw its cables off their drums as the tension drops, and a snapped cable can leave a spring spinning loose. When one of the two has failed, the other is part of the same job. With cables and springs back in order, the door lifts evenly from both corners, and a door released from its opener stays put when lifted to waist height.
Keep a door with a loose or broken cable closed and leave the opener off until it is repaired. The door is heavy and uneven, and running it can bend the track.

When a cable failure means more than a cable
An older door with straight sections and sound springs needs cables, not a new door. A door that dropped hard on one side when its cable let go can bend its bottom section or twist the track. A single bent section is replaced if a matching one is still made. If no match exists, a new door is the fix, and damage across several sections points the same way.

New doors
A new garage door for a Malone opening
When the sections are too damaged to repair, or a new look is wanted, we measure the opening and quote a new door built to fit it.
Measured to the opening
Width and height, headroom above the opening, room on each side for the track, and the depth of the garage for the track to run back are all measured.
An opener on the same quote
A new opener can go on the same quote as the door.
Keeping the old opener
An existing opener can run the new door if it is sound and suited to the weight and height of the new door.
Shop and storage doors
Commercial sectional doors and roll-up doors are measured and quoted the same way.

Repairs
More repairs on Malone garage doors
Rollers and hinges
Grinding, wobbling rollers and hinges that have cracked are replaced.
Track
A bent or loose track section is replaced so the rollers run clean.
Panels
A dented or cracked section is replaced when a matching section is still made.
Safety sensors
Sensors that stop the door from closing are realigned or replaced.
Openers
An opener that hums, clicks or ignores its remote is repaired, or a new one is fitted.
Weather seals
Bottom, side and top seals that have torn or hardened are renewed on the door you have.
Roll-up door parts
Bent slats and guides out of line are repaired on roll-up doors, and a barrel spring that has lost tension is adjusted or replaced.

Booking a Malone garage door job
Our office is in Wewahitchka, open Monday to Friday, 7:00 AM to 4:00 PM. With the Malone street address, tell us whether this is a repair or a new door. For a repair, say whether you see loose strands, a slack cable or a broken one, which side it is on, and whether the door is open, shut or stuck between. For a new door, give the rough width and height of the opening, whether it is on a house or another building, and whether you want a new opener with it. If the door is on a detached building, say whether there is power near the ceiling for an opener. If there is more than one door, say which ones need work, and whether the springs sit on a bar over the door or along the tracks.


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What to expect
From first call to a finished Malone door
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Contact
Call (850) 819-6031 or send the form. Tell us the town and what needs work.
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Property visit
We come out, look at the job and take the measurements we need.
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Written quote
You get a written price for the work before anything starts.
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Work completed
We do the work, test it and clean up the work area.

Why did only one cable fray?
What if the cable broke while the door was up?
Does a roll-up door have lift cables too?
How big a door will fit my opening?
Is a cable on a double door the same as on a single door?
Can a door go into an opening that has never had one?
Get a quote
Request Garage Door Repair in Malone
Tell us whether the Malone door needs a cable repair or a new door, and the office will reply to set a time.
