Your Opener Has No Power
If the opener is unresponsive, check whether its power cord is plugged in and whether the garage has power. If there is no obvious explanation, arrange an inspection.
A garage door that won’t open doesn’t always need replacing. Sometimes the issue is the opener, remote, springs, or cables. If replacement is the right choice, Iceberg Overhead Doors guides you through the measurements, estimate, ordering, installation, and removal of your old door.
The door and its electric opener are separate parts of the system. A fault with one doesn’t automatically mean you need to replace both.
If the opener is unresponsive, check whether its power cord is plugged in and whether the garage has power. If there is no obvious explanation, arrange an inspection.
A crooked door, displaced rollers, or uneven movement needs professional attention. Stop using the door and don’t try to force it back into position.
A broken spring or cable can prevent the door from lifting properly. Stop operating the door and call a technician. These components can be under high tension.
Check or replace the remote’s batteries, then try the wall-mounted control. If the wall control works but the remote doesn’t, the issue may involve the remote or its programming rather than the door itself.
Consider the condition of the entire door, the cause of the problem, and what you want from your garage.
Repair may be suitable when the issue is limited to one part of an otherwise sound system.
Replacement may be worth considering when the door has widespread damage or no longer meets your needs.
Here’s what to expect when you arrange garage door replacement in Edmonton with Iceberg Overhead Doors.
We visit your property, assess the existing door, and measure the opening’s height and width. We also check the available headroom—the space above the door opening—to plan the installation.
Our standard installation setup typically uses 30 inches of headroom. If you have less space, we assess whether special brackets and suitable hardware can accommodate your opening.
We check the surrounding framing and concrete slab. Gaps may be related to worn seals, uneven concrete, framing issues, or the door’s alignment. A new door alone may not resolve every gap.
We explain whether the existing framing can remain or needs repairs or rebuilding. Any additional work needed before installation is identified, along with what is included in our estimate.
We submit a written estimate outlining the proposed door, installation work, and any additional requirements. You can review the details and ask questions before approving the order.
Deposit requirements depend on whether you choose a standard or custom door. We confirm the arrangement before placing your order.
Your door’s arrival depends on the manufacturer, selected options, and season. We confirm the expected lead time for your order.
Lead times are estimates and may change with manufacturing and delivery schedules.
Once your new garage door arrives, we contact you to schedule the installation. Our team removes the old door, installs the replacement, and checks its balance, movement, and safety features.
Removal and disposal of your old garage door are included in the replacement service. You don’t need to arrange a separate disposal pickup.
Not necessarily. Power problems, remote issues, broken springs, damaged cables, and opener faults can prevent a door from opening. An inspection helps determine whether repair or replacement is appropriate.
We measure the opening’s height and width and check the available headroom. We also assess the surrounding framing and installation space to plan the door and hardware setup.
Our standard setup typically uses 30 inches of headroom. For tighter spaces, we assess whether special brackets and suitable hardware can work. The available options depend on your opening and chosen door.
It depends on the cause. Worn seals or door alignment may be responsible, but uneven concrete or framing problems may need separate attention. We assess these conditions during the estimate.
Not always. We inspect the existing framing and explain whether it can be reused or needs repairs or rebuilding. Any required work should be clarified before installation.
Standard garage door orders do not require a deposit. Custom orders require a deposit. We confirm which applies to your selected door before ordering.
Typical estimated lead times are approximately 4–6 weeks. Seasonal orders, including those around mid-January, may take around 8 weeks. We confirm the expected timeline for your specific order.
Yes. We remove your existing garage door and take it away for disposal as part of the replacement service.
Contact Iceberg Overhead Doors for garage door repair and replacement in Edmonton. We’ll help you understand the problem and discuss your options.