Response from Precision Garage Door of Southeast Michigan
Dear [Member Name Removed]: Thank you for your feedback. We utilize both good and bad feedback in order to reach our goal of 100% customer satisfaction. Please know that we perform a safety inspection on every appointment and give our customers recommendations based on the findings. The customer is under no obligation to have us perform the recommended repairs. Because our Technicians are certified through the International Door Association, they are required to ensure safety and make our customers aware of any potential safety hazzards. Based on the safety checklist that was performed at your home - your Sears operator is a model that was manufactured in the 1970's. These older units do not meet UL325 compliance and do not have safety eyes. If an operator does not meet this compliance, we will not repair it for safety reasons. Your operator also should be reinforced to ensure safety and we have diagnosed it to have a bad logic board. As far as your door, it has been determined that it is approximately 30 years old. Although it is properly balanced and your springs passed the inspection, the inspection showed that the rollers are severely worn and all of the other hardware with the exception of springs appears to be the original hardware from the 1970's. We do realize that customers may not elect to follow our recommendations. However, we are confident that our recommendations would repair your garage door long term so that you would never have to worry about it again. Again, thanks for your feedback. Sincerely, Paula Customer Relations Manager 313-387-0350