Garage Door Repair

One truck, stocked for the parts that fail most often, so the majority of repairs are finished in the same visit.

• Torsion and extension spring replacement, in matched pairs
• Frayed or snapped lift cables and worn cable drums
• Rollers, hinges, bearings and bent or misaligned track
• Doors off track after a bumper tap or a broken cable
• Cracked or dented panel replacement on sectional doors
• Opener gears, limit settings, remotes, keypads and safety sensors
• Weather seal, bottom retainer and threshold replacement

Three steps, with a stop for your approval between the second and the third.

• We test the door by hand and with the opener, and check spring balance, cables, track and sensors
• You hear what failed, what it takes to fix it, and the price, before any work starts
• We complete the repair, run the door through several full cycles, and clean up the work area

Torsion springs hold enough stored energy to cause serious injury, and they are the one repair we ask homeowners not to attempt. Springs are also replaced in pairs even when only one broke, because the second one has the same cycle count and usually fails within months.