Garage Door Repair & Service

Broken torsion springs, extension springs, damaged or frayed cables, cables off the drums, and doors that have become difficult or impossible to operate.

Worn rollers, damaged bearings, loose hardware, hinges, track alignment, spring balance, and other issues that can cause excessive noise or rough operation.

Openers that won't operate correctly, remotes and keypads, safety sensors, limits, travel adjustments, chains, belts, and other operator-related problems.

Doors that are uneven, off track, have loose cables, damaged track, or aren't opening and closing correctly.

Damaged sections, bottom weather seals, perimeter seals, rollers, hinges, brackets, track, and other worn or damaged garage door components.

Complete system inspections, lubrication, hardware adjustments, spring and door balance checks, opener inspection, and preventative maintenance to keep your system operating properly.

You don't need to diagnose the problem before calling us. Tell us what the door is doing and we'll take it from there.

Our goal isn't simply to replace the first broken part we see. We look at the complete garage door system so we can identify what caused the problem and help prevent unnecessary repeat repairs.

Your garage door may need professional attention if you notice:

• Grinding, squeaking, popping, or excessive noise
• A door that feels unusually heavy
• Slow, jerky, or uneven movement
• A door that won't fully open or close
• Loose, frayed, or damaged cables
• A visible gap or break in a spring
• Rollers coming out of the track
• An opener that strains or reverses unexpectedly
• A crooked or uneven door
• Worn weather seals or visible hardware damage

Catching a problem early can often prevent additional damage to the door or opener.