High-Lift Garage Door Conversion for a Planned Car Lift

Bobby wanted a high-lift garage door setup to accommodate a planned four-post car lift.

General Trinitron work photo: a technician holding a replacement hinge. This image is not from this customer’s project.

Trinitron technician holding a replacement garage door hinge; general business photograph

The problem

The existing garage door setup needed to be adapted to a high-lift configuration for Bobby's planned four-post car lift.

The work and result

Read on Google

Bobby B asked Trinitron Garage Doors to convert the garage door to a high-lift setup so he could install a four-post car lift. Wesley and his installer replaced the springs and drums and extended the rails as part of the conversion.

The work took several hours. In his Google review, Bobby praised the workmanship, friendly and responsive communication, and the price in relation to the labor and materials involved. The project described here is the garage door conversion; the review does not say that the car lift itself had been installed.

From the homeowner

“The workmanship was immaculate, and they were incredibly friendly and responsive throughout the process.”

Bobby B · View review source

Understand this conversion

High-lift track changes how the door travels overhead. Springs, drums, tracks and opener compatibility need to be assessed together for the actual door and opening.

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Project video

A 35-second project video of Bobby B’s high-lift garage door conversion for a planned four-post car lift. This video documents the door conversion, not installation of the car lift.

Local service. Practical solutions.

Our service van, shown in a general Trinitron business photograph. Contact the team to discuss the condition of your garage door and the work it may need.