A garage door is the biggest moving thing in your house — and when a spring snaps or it jumps the track, it's not a DIY job. Openers, springs, cables, rollers, and sensor problems handled safely.
Very often a snapped torsion spring. Do not keep pressing the button — describe it to the agent instead.
Could be the trolley, gear, or a disconnected release cord — sometimes a 10-second fix you can do yourself.
Almost always the safety eyes: misaligned, dirty, or sun glare. The agent walks you through the 1-minute check.
Worn rollers and dry hinges, usually. A tune-up now prevents a spring or cable failure later.
Batteries, reprogramming, or receiver trouble — quick to sort out.
Please don't — torsion springs are under enormous tension and injure people every year. This is genuinely a job for a pro with the right bars.
Yes: spring and cable replacement, track repair, opener repair and replacement, and full tune-ups.
Usually about an hour, and the door works better than it has in years.
Skip the chat — leave your details and a real person calls you back, usually within the hour.