Garage Door Repair Services

Our transparent, flat-rate pricing includes professional labor and expert service with no hidden hourly fees or surprises
Maintenance & Lube 
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Maintenance & Lube

Professional Labor Included

$169.99
Door Balance 
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Door Balance

Professional Labor Included

$209.00
Crash Door Reset 
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Crash Door Reset

Professional Labor Included

$450.99
Cable off Reset 
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Cable off Reset

Professional Labor Included

$325.00
Cable Purchase and Installation 
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Cable Purchase and Installation

Professional Labor Included

$351.99
5'' WeatherSeal Bottom Seal 
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5'' WeatherSeal Bottom Seal

Professional Labor Included

$227.99
Bottom Retainer 
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Bottom Retainer

Professional Labor Included

$175.99
Ultra-Life 4 in. Nylon Garage Door Roller (Long Steam) 
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Ultra-Life 4 in. Nylon Garage Door Roller (Long Steam)

Professional Labor Included

$310.00
Ultra-Life 2 in. Nylon Garage Door Roller (Short Stem) 
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Ultra-Life 2 in. Nylon Garage Door Roller (Short Stem)

Professional Labor Included

$254.00
ORB Bracket 
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ORB Bracket

Professional Labor Included

$165.00
Garage Door Strut Support 
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Garage Door Strut Support

Professional Labor Included

$210.00
End Bearing Plate 
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End Bearing Plate

Professional Labor Included

$165.75
3'' WeatherSeal Bottom Seal 
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3'' WeatherSeal Bottom Seal

Professional Labor Included

$169.99
Center Bearing 
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Center Bearing

Professional Labor Included

$165.75

Garage Door Spring Services

Reliable Support You Can Count On

A broken spring can bring your day to a halt. We provide high-cycle torsion springs that offer superior tension and balance, keeping your door moving quietly and safely for years to come.

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Labor and installation are included

With every purchase.

Warranty

90-days Labor Warranty

After-Sale Service

24/7 support

Safety Payments

Total Peace of Mind

Frequently Asked Questions

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Why is my garage door making so much noise?

Excessive noise is usually caused by worn-out rollers, loose hardware, or a lack of lubrication on moving parts. For a significantly quieter experience, we recommend upgrading to nylon rollers or a belt-drive opener, which minimizes vibration compared to traditional chain drives.

What is the difference between Standard and High-Cycle springs?

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- Standard Springs: Typically rated for 10,000 cycles (approx. 7–10 years of use).

- High-Cycle Springs: Built with thicker wire and higher-grade steel to handle 25,000, often lasting 10 - 20 years. While high-cycle springs have a higher upfront cost, they offer a lower cost-per-cycle and more long-term reliability.

Why should I choose a LiftMaster opener over other brands?

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LiftMaster is a industry leader known for reliability, advanced security, and smart features. Key benefits include:

- myQ Technology: Monitor and control your door from anywhere via your smartphone.

- Security+ 2.0: Sends a new code every time the remote is used to prevent signal hacking.

- Battery Backup: Ensures your garage remains accessible even during power outages.

How often should I have my garage door serviced?

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For optimal safety and performance, your garage door should be inspected and professionally serviced at least once a year. Regular maintenance, including lubricating hinges and checking balance, can prevent major breakdowns and significantly extend the lifespan of your door and motor.

My garage door won't close on the first try-what’s wrong?

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This is most often caused by misaligned or dirty safety sensors. Check to see if the sensor lights are blinking; if they are, clean the lenses and ensure they are pointed directly at each other. Also, check the tracks for any debris that might be triggering the auto-reverse safety feature.

Can I replace my own broken garage door springs?

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No!. Replacing garage door springs is extremely dangerous because they are under high tension. Improper handling can result in severe personal injury or damage to the door system. We strongly recommend contacting a licensed professional to handle all spring-related repairs.
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