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Our 3-year-old garage door motor and rail work perfectly fine mechanically, but the mounting bracket screws have pulled away from the plasterboard ceiling (the motor is currently resting safely on a box). I need an experienced handyman to properly re-anchor the existing hardware into the structural ceiling framework. **What needs to be done:** > Locate the timber ceiling joists behind the plasterboard using a stud finder. > Securely re-mount the existing perforated steel brackets directly into the solid timber joists using heavy-duty structural lag screws. * *(If the motor alignment doesn't line up directly under a joist)*: Supply and install a small timber bridging piece (e.g., structural framing pine) or a steel channel across two adjacent joists, then mount the brackets to that bridge. > Ensure the motor and rail are level, rigid, and no longer sagging. > **Important Notes:** > * No electrical or mechanical motor repairs are required. The motor operates perfectly; this is strictly a structural timber anchoring job. > * Please bring your own tools (stud finder, drill, ladder) and standard heavy-duty fixing hardware (lag screws/timber piece if needed).

We have an existing tilt garage door (photos attached). We want to install a motor to automate it. We can buy the motor separately or happy for airtasker to inspect the unit and recommend a motor. We are looking for a basic unit just to get the job done, nothing fancy.

My garage door is stuck. Need a repair

The garage door bracket has snapped (pulled itself out of roof). The motor runs fine but the door will now not hang/close properly. There are also several rivets missing from the panels hence the door sags in parts (see photos). It needs a capable handyman to remount the ceiling bracket (including possible plaster work) albeit mounting it and replacing missing rivets is the priority

My garage door is backed into by the rear end of a car and has caved in with the backbone metal sliding rods being damaged

please straighten the dented garage door. one beam at the bottom got dented. i believe it is a steel or aluminum. the door itself works fine. if you cant make it loog good please do not quote. - Due date: Flexible