Clear answers about garage door repair, installation and maintenance. Still have questions? Call us.
Start with the simple things: check that the opener has power, replace the remote batteries, and make sure the safety sensors near the floor are clean and lined up. If the opener runs but the door doesn't move, or you heard a loud bang, a spring or cable has probably failed. Call us before you try to force it.
A loud snap from the garage, a gap in the coil of the spring above the door, or a door that feels very heavy and won't lift are the clear signs. Don't keep running the opener; with a broken spring it lifts the full weight of the door.
Yes. We handle urgent garage door problems, like a door stuck open or a car trapped inside, the same day in most towns.
It's risky. Garage doors are heavy, and springs and cables are under high tension. Small jobs like replacing remote batteries or cleaning sensors are fine; leave springs, cables and tracks to a trained technician.
Yes. Our technicians are licensed, insured and background-checked.
Yes. We repair and install all major garage door and opener brands.
In most towns we can come the same day you call, depending on the schedule.
Yes. The technician inspects the door and gives you the price up front. Nothing is done until you approve it.
Pick what your door is doing to see the likely fix and whether it's safe to keep using it.
Call and talk to a person, or pick a day and an arrival window online. We call to confirm before anyone comes out.
We will call you shortly to confirm your appointment.
