Garage Door Photo Gallery

Browse this garage door photo gallery to connect the parts on our service pages with what you see at home. The photos show common garage door work, not dated Island Fox jobs.

Reading the Photos

Look for springs over the door, cables at the bottom corners, rollers inside the rails and the opener hanging from the ceiling. Tap a photo to open it larger.

The twelve photos follow a door job from parts to finish: track and hardware in the workshop, shafts and springs being assembled, rails fitted along the ceiling and doors balanced at the end. Each caption names the part in view, so you can match it to the noise or fault you have at home.

Bundles of steel track, angle and boxed hardware stacked in a workshop, the parts that keep a sectional door on its rails.A technician steadies the top section of a half-raised door while he checks the rails above it.From a stepladder, a technician works on the spring bar above a door with a row of windows.A door held part-way open over a parked car, with two ladders set up for work on the rails.Spring shafts lie on the floor while a technician works on the bar above the door.A torsion shaft is put together on a drop cloth on the garage floor before it goes up over the door.Close up, a technician works at the top of the track, where the rail curves back toward the ceiling.Two technicians on orange ladders fit the horizontal rails that carry a door along the ceiling.Outside a home with stone trim, two technicians work on a dark double door with a row of top windows.A technician on a ladder, drill at hand, reaches the torsion spring above a door with decorative windows.Two technicians on ladders work on the vertical tracks on both sides of a white door.The inside face of a sectional door, with steel struts across the sections and the opener rail above.

See something on your own door that worries you? Check our services or phone (949) 516-4106. Prices for the common jobs are on the rate sheet.