Bent Panel Repair

Garage doors contain panels that are hinged together. Today the vast majority of garage doors are sectional doors – with four or five horizontal panels connected to flex and follow a curving road as they are opening and closing. In addition, the doors get equipped with hinges.

It can be changed if a panel is damaged. In addition, it is often less expensive to replace only one door panel than to replace the door. Therefore, panel replacement is a pretty cost-effective solution to repair the door for a budget owner. But, of course, you can Fix The Panels yourself too!

Your garage door can get easily dented without ever touching it. But it’s done so quickly; it’s worth knowing how to fix it just for the case. The garage door might not close properly, depending on where the curve is in your garage door. You can shut the door manually until you can fix it if the dent is not too bad. If you do this, do not apply force; otherwise, you could harm the opener door and the garage door. You need a Garage Door Repair professional in an emergency if you can’t get it shut. You will take care of the door to keep your home safe.

One of the most typical calls that we receive is the fixation or replacement of bending of the top panel. It can cost you a lot if the upper panel issue does not gets resolved immediately. Therefore, it is vital to support the top section of your garage door. If it is not supported, the top part can flex until it has bent in half. If that happens, it’s necessary to replace the bent section or the complete garage door.

There are various options for repairing the bent in the garage door panel. Hammering out the kink in the door is one of the most straightforward adjustments you can make. If it’s just a tiny dent, this shouldn’t be too difficult. If the dent isn’t too deep, you could fill it in to make it look smoother. However, if only one panel has gotten dented and you cannot hammer it out, the best option is to replace the panel. If the destruction is too severe to fix, the door may need to get replaced. When delivering a repair estimate, a garage door service technician will inspect the damage and provide this information.

You can call us at (971) 299-4525 or send us a Contact Form and we will get back to you ASAP!