Bent or wandering tracks set straight again — across Myers Park, Dilworth, Eastover, SouthPark, Cotswold, Madison Park, Foxcroft.
Garage door tracks hold a tolerance of millimeters, and Charlotte leans on it from two directions: Piedmont clay that swells with every wet spell and shrinks in August drought, working the slab and framing a little each season, and the sudden causes — a bumper tap, a ladder against the rail, an ice-loaded limb glancing off the header.
We straighten what's safe to straighten, replace what's kinked past saving, and re-anchor the run into framing that holds. On this housing stock — hundred-year garages in Myers Park and Dilworth, mid-century ranches in Madison Park and Cotswold, new builds settling into their first clay cycles — alignment is quiet scheduled maintenance that nobody scheduled.
Expansive red clay is the patient hand on Charlotte alignment — wet springs lift, dry summers settle, and anchors ease out a fraction at a time until the door starts narrating its travel. We re-anchor into sound wood, true the channel, and set the roller gap exactly, so the door runs free through the whole swell-and-shrink calendar.
Plumb, level, gap and parallelism measured down both full runs.
Straighten versus replace decided per section, one approved price.
Sections trued or replaced, brackets upgraded, anchors set to hold.
Full cycles with roller seating checked at every height.
Tell us what your door is doing and we'll call you right back. No prices online — cost depends on the door, parts, and size, so we give an exact on-site quote.