Hinge & Hardware

Quiet, smooth operation starts with quality hardware.

Squeaking, grinding, or shaking when your garage door moves? Worn hinges, rollers, and hardware are often the culprit — and they're easy to fix. Gear Garage Door replaces worn hardware with quality components that restore smooth, quiet operation and extend the life of your door.

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Same-Day Service

Most repairs completed the day you call

Licensed & Insured

Fully licensed in Florida, fully insured

5-Star Rated

Trusted by Central Florida homeowners since 2003

What's Included

Hinge replacement (all sizes and types)
Roller replacement (nylon and steel)
Track bracket replacement
Bottom bracket and seal replacement
Strut reinforcement installation
Lubrication and tune-up service
Full hardware inspection
Noise diagnosis and elimination

Pricing

Hardware replacement and tune-up service typically ranges from $75–$200 depending on the number of components replaced. Call for a free estimate.

How It Works

1
Noise and wear assessment
We inspect all moving parts — hinges, rollers, tracks, and brackets — to identify worn or damaged hardware.
2
Hardware replacement
We replace worn components with quality parts. Nylon rollers are quieter; steel rollers are more durable. We'll recommend the right option for your door.
3
Lubrication and adjustment
After replacing hardware, we lubricate all moving parts and adjust the door balance for smooth, quiet operation.
4
Full operation test
We run the door through multiple cycles to confirm the noise is gone and everything is operating correctly.

Common Questions

Why is my garage door so noisy?

Noise usually comes from worn rollers, dry hinges, loose hardware, or an unbalanced door. A tune-up and hardware replacement can often eliminate the noise completely.

How often should garage door hardware be replaced?

Rollers typically last 10,000–15,000 cycles. Hinges can last longer but should be inspected annually. If you hear grinding or squeaking, it's time for an inspection.

What's the difference between nylon and steel rollers?

Nylon rollers are quieter and don't require lubrication. Steel rollers are more durable for heavy doors. We'll recommend the right type for your door and usage.

Can you just lubricate my door instead of replacing hardware?

Lubrication helps, but worn hardware needs to be replaced. We'll tell you honestly whether lubrication is enough or if replacement is needed.

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