Cold valley winters
Cold air settles in the Weber River valley on winter nights, and Coalville mornings are often much colder than the Wasatch Front. That stiffens grease, slows openers and pushes worn springs to their breaking point.
Coalville is the Summit County seat, set in the Weber River valley along I-80. It's a small town with long, cold winters and plenty of ranch and shop buildings.
Coalville's valley setting brings its own kind of winter.
Cold air settles in the Weber River valley on winter nights, and Coalville mornings are often much colder than the Wasatch Front. That stiffens grease, slows openers and pushes worn springs to their breaking point.
Wind channels through the valley along the interstate. Gusts push on wide garage and shop doors, loosening hardware and bending sections if a door is caught open.
Many Coalville properties have shops and equipment buildings with larger, heavier doors that need heavy-duty springs and openers.
Coalville, Summit County Named for the coal found nearby, it's the Summit County seat.
Coalville has older homes in town, newer homes on the edges and ranch properties around the valley. Many garages are detached, and many shop doors are older.
If you're replacing a door, an insulated door helps a lot in Coalville's cold.
Local tip: Use a low-temperature garage door lubricant on rollers, hinges and springs before winter. Regular grease turns thick in the cold.
Coalville is a longer drive from Highland, so call ahead and we'll schedule a time. Mention every door that needs work.
Broken torsion or extension spring? We replace it safely and balance the door.
Openers that hum, reverse or quit. Repairs, new motors, remotes and keypads.
Off-track doors, snapped cables, worn rollers, bent tracks, sensors and hinges.
Standard to custom carriage doors, measured and installed by the owner.
A once-a-year check that catches small problems before they strand you.
Repair and service for shops, warehouses and storage buildings.
Yes. Coalville is part of our Summit County service area. Because it's a longer drive, please call or text ahead to schedule.
Cold thickens old grease and stiffens the door, making the opener work harder. Cleaning and relubricating with a low-temperature spray, and checking the door's balance, usually fixes it.
Jacob was fast and efficient and reasonable. We were leaving town and he got in and fixed our broken spring before we left giving us peace of mind to enjoy our trip.
Tell us what's going on and get a straight answer and a clear price. $19.95 off any repair for new customers.