Your customer sets this interval; no rule fixes one.
The rules, with where each one came from.
Each date this app counts and each check it runs on a save is listed here with its source and the day we last read it. Where a rule lives in a paid standard, we cite it and keep the same facts in our own layout; we never copy the standard's text or forms.
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sourced rules in this trade, each read on or after Oct 29, 2026.
Dates it counts
Next tune-up: the interval set in tune-up every (months) from the last tune-up.Set per customer; no rule fixes this interval.
Your contract
What it checks when you save
The federal safety rule for automatic garage door openers covers every residential opener made on or after January 1, 1993.From 16 CFR 1211.1 Effective date (Cornell LII), checked Oct 29, 2026.
Besides reversing on contact, an opener for an overhead door either closes only while someone holds the button within sight of the door, connects to an outside safety device such as photo eyes, or has a second protection built in.From 16 CFR 1211.6 General entrapment protection requirements (Cornell LII), checked Oct 29, 2026.
The opener checks its safety device on every close. If the device is missing or faulty, a closing overhead door opens again and an open one goes no more than 1 foot down, or the opener closes only while someone holds the button in sight of the door.From 16 CFR 1211.8 Secondary entrapment protection requirements (Cornell LII), checked Oct 29, 2026.
For reference
Asked, and answered from the rule.
Which garage door openers fall under the federal entrapment-protection rule?
The federal safety rule for automatic garage door openers covers every residential opener made on or after January 1, 1993.From 16 CFR 1211.1 Effective date (Cornell LII), checked Oct 29, 2026.
How fast must a garage door opener reverse when it hits something?
What should an opener do when the photo eyes are blocked or missing?
Besides reversing on contact, an opener for an overhead door either closes only while someone holds the button within sight of the door, connects to an outside safety device such as photo eyes, or has a second protection built in.From 16 CFR 1211.6 General entrapment protection requirements (Cornell LII), checked Oct 29, 2026.
The opener checks its safety device on every close. If the device is missing or faulty, a closing overhead door opens again and an open one goes no more than 1 foot down, or the opener closes only while someone holds the button in sight of the door.From 16 CFR 1211.8 Secondary entrapment protection requirements (Cornell LII), checked Oct 29, 2026.
What it keeps for you.
Door
Door, Type, Use, Width, Height, and more.
What your client receives.
The garage door service record, as the app issues it the moment the service call is saved: signed, dated and frozen, with what is next due. This one is filled with invented records so you can read it before you sign up.