24/7 · 30–60 min · 90-day guarantee
Emergency garage door repair
A garage door that won't open traps your car; one that won't close leaves your home open. We dispatch a licensed technician immediately — day, night, weekends and holidays — with the parts on the truck to fix the most common failures on the first visit.
Upfront prices
Parts and labor included. You approve the price before any work starts.
Sound familiar?
- ●Loud bang from the garage, door now too heavy to lift — broken torsion spring
- ●Door opens a few inches then stops, or looks crooked — snapped cable or off-track
- ●Opener runs but the door doesn't move — stripped gear or disconnected trolley
- ●Door reverses before closing — sensor misalignment or obstruction
- ●Grinding, squealing or shaking — worn rollers, hinges or bearings
Questions
Is it safe to use the door with a broken spring?
No. Don't try to lift it or run the opener — a broken spring puts the full weight of the door (150–400 lb) on the opener and cables. Disconnect the opener and wait for the technician.
Do you replace one spring or both?
On a two-spring door we recommend replacing both. They were installed together and have the same number of cycles on them; the second one usually fails within months. You choose — both options are in the price book.
Is the diagnostic fee really waived?
Yes. If you proceed with a repair during the same visit, the $89 diagnostic is deducted from the price. You only pay it if you decline the work.
Other services: Garage door opener replacement · Garage door installation