
Garage Door Threshold and Bottom Rubber Replacement in Tucson, AZ
A new floor threshold and a new bottom rubber, done together to close the gap between the door and the concrete. What each part actually does, and what a threshold will not fix.
Our Work
Real jobs from around Tucson, Oro Valley, Marana and the surrounding communities. Every one of these was completed by our own technicians.
Newest first. Each one shows what the door was doing, what we found and what we fitted.

A new floor threshold and a new bottom rubber, done together to close the gap between the door and the concrete. What each part actually does, and what a threshold will not fix.

An older sectional door in Tucson replaced with a new white steel door with traditional raised panels. Tracks aligned, the torsion spring system adjusted to the new door and the existing LiftMaster opener reconnected.

An old, heavy one-piece slab door on Edwin Road in Catalina needed to come out and be replaced. A two-person job: supported, spring tension released in sequence, opening prepared and a new door installed.

The top two panels of a Rita Ranch garage door were folding inward and popping. Cracks behind the hinges were letting the door sag, so we braced the panel with a reinforcement strut.

A Marana homeowner wanted the front of the house looking right before putting it on the market. We installed modern wood-plank style garage doors in a weathered gray finish across both openings.

A Far Horizons homeowner had an opener that cut out after two or three cycles, and a door that was opening by itself at night. We replaced the unit with a new LiftMaster chain drive and ran a full safety test.
Tell us what it is doing and we will give you a straight answer, not a sales pitch.
