Spanish Fork sits at the mouth of Spanish Fork Canyon, where the wind is strong enough that Utah's first commercial wind farm was built nearby. We serve homes and businesses across the city.
If you live in Spanish Fork, you know the canyon wind. Garage doors feel it too.
Wind pours out of Spanish Fork Canyon, especially on the east side of town near the wind turbines. A garage door is a big flat surface, and strong gusts can bend sections, rattle tracks loose or blow an open door out of line. Struts and solid hardware make a door far more wind-resistant.
Spanish Fork's older neighborhoods have homes with original doors, extension springs and openers past their best years. Many can be tuned up and repaired; some are ready for an insulated replacement.
Newer homes on the edges of town have standard builder doors that are now 10 to 20 years old, which is right when springs and openers start to fail.
Spanish Fork, Utah County The 1776 Domínguez–Escalante expedition passed through here, giving the river and city their name.
Spanish Fork has a mix of older brick homes downtown, mid-century ramblers, and newer two-story homes with three-car garages. There's also plenty of commercial and light industrial space with sectional doors.
If you're replacing a door on the windy east side, ask about heavier-gauge, wind-rated doors.
Local tip: After a big wind storm, look at your garage door from inside. If a section looks bowed or a roller is out of the track, don't run the opener. Call us first.
We serve Spanish Fork homes and businesses along with nearby Mapleton, Springville and Salem.
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.
It can. Strong gusts push on the door and can bend sections or knock rollers out of the track, especially if the door is open. Reinforcement struts help, and a heavier, wind-rated door is a good choice when you replace it.
Yes. We repair and maintain sectional doors on shops, warehouses and storage buildings, including springs, cables, rollers and openers.
I give Specialized the highest rating possible. I have used them for well over a decade for all of our garage door needs. I have also referred them to a number of friends and family. They are always on-time, very well priced, and know exactly what they are doing.
Tell us what's going on and get a straight answer and a clear price. $19.95 off any repair for new customers.
