Now your kids are up and crying. Listen, partner, it’s time to lubricate your garage door. We know, we know, it’s news that garage doors need maintenance, but properly taking care of yours ...

1. Lubricate your garage door twice a year (it’s easier than you think). 2. Sign up for a free twice-a-year email garage door lubrication reminder. 3. Find a trusted, local garage door pro well ...

Then you’ll need to lubricate the rollers. Next, use a ladder to reach the springs and bearing plates located in the ceiling of the garage above the door, and apply your lubricant to them as well.

Twice a year, apply a spray lubricant on the rollers and hinges ... disconnect the door opener and call a pro to fix it. Older garage door openers without this basic feature — now mandated ...

Use a garage door lubricant on the wheels ... and put excessive wear and tear on your garage door opener assembly. Pro Tip: If the springs need adjustment, it’s best to call in a professional ...

If your garage door is sticking, you might be tempted to lubricate it right away. We're here to ask you to put the grease ...

A noisy garage door is a hassle, and over the years things will just get worse. Your garage door gets constant use, and that wears down the gears, chain, rollers and bearings, and overall ...

WD-40 has a new lubricant made especially for garage doors. The new 3-in-One Professional Garage Door Lube protects hinges, door tracks, chains, pulleys and latches in commercial and residential ...