- 407 S 3rd St, Unit3, Lantana, FL 33462
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We provide extensive garage door repair services for all types of issues, from broken springs and cables to misaligned tracks and malfunctioning openers. Our experienced technicians can diagnose and fix unusual noises, uneven movement, visible damage, and slow operation. We offer 24-hour emergency service and handle both simple fixes and complex repairs.
While garage doors are built to last, certain warning signs indicate it’s time to call a professional repair service. We recommend watching for unusual noises like grinding, squealing, or rattling during operation. If your door moves unevenly, hesitates, or reverses direction unexpectedly, these behaviors signal the need for garage door repair services. Other red flags include visible damage to panels, springs, or cables, as well as a door that’s off its tracks or won’t open or close completely. If your garage door operates slower than usual or requires extra force to move, don’t wait to seek garage door repair services. We emphasize addressing these issues promptly, as delayed repairs can lead to more extensive damage and potentially unsafe conditions for your family.
We specialize in all major garage door repairs, from replacing broken cables and damaged panels to fixing rollers and sensors. Our experienced technicians handle the critical task of garage door spring repair, ensuring your door operates safely and smoothly. Whether you need a single component replaced or thorough repair service, we’ll diagnose the issue and implement the right solution for your specific situation.
When garage door cables snap or fray, they create a dangerous situation that requires immediate professional attention. Broken cables can cause your door to become unbalanced, leading to potential accidents and further damage to other components of your garage door system. We’re a trusted garage door repair company specializing in cable replacement services. Our technicians will thoroughly inspect your door’s cable system, identify wear points, and replace damaged cables with high-quality replacements that match your door’s specifications. We’ll also check the drums, springs, and other related hardware to guarantee everything’s working properly together. Don’t attempt to fix broken cables yourself, as this can be extremely dangerous. Let our experienced team handle this critical repair to restore your garage door’s safety and functionality.
Damaged garage door panels not only affect your home’s curb appeal but can also compromise the door’s structural integrity and operation. When you need panel repair or replacement, we’ll assess the damage and recommend the most cost-effective solution. We repair dents, cracks, and warped sections whenever possible. For severely damaged panels, we’ll replace them with matching ones that blend seamlessly with your existing door. Our technicians are skilled at working with all panel materials, including steel, aluminum, wood, and composite. We can also upgrade your entire door with new panels if you’re looking to enhance your home’s appearance or improve energy efficiency. We’ll help you choose from various styles, colors, and insulation options that fit your budget and preferences.
Faulty garage door rollers can cause grinding noises, jerky movement, and eventual system failure. We’ll inspect your rollers for signs of wear, including flat spots, cracks, or damaged bearings that can stress your garage door opener and tracks. Our roller replacement service includes removing worn or damaged rollers and installing high-quality replacements that match your door’s specifications. We use nylon rollers with sealed bearings for quieter operation and steel rollers for heavy-duty applications. During installation, we’ll lubricate all moving parts to guarantee smooth operation. If you’re experiencing roller-related issues, don’t wait until complete failure occurs. We’ll assess whether your rollers need repair or replacement and complete the job quickly to restore your door’s proper function and prevent damage to other components.
Safety sensors play an essential role in preventing accidents by automatically reversing your garage door if objects or people cross its path during closure. When your sensors malfunction, they can cause your door to reverse unexpectedly or fail to operate properly, compromising both safety and functionality. We’ll diagnose your sensor issues and determine whether repair or replacement is needed. Our technicians expertly handle misaligned sensors, damaged wiring, blocked signals, and faulty connections. We install new sensors with precision, ensuring they’re properly aligned and calibrated for peak performance. After installation, we thoroughly test the sensors to confirm they’re working correctly. We’ll also show you how to identify common sensor problems and perform basic maintenance to keep your garage door operating safely and reliably.
The torsion and extension springs on your garage door system are critical components that handle the heavy lifting of your door. When these springs break or wear out, your door won’t operate safely or efficiently. We’re experts at diagnosing and repairing both types of garage door springs. We’ll assess your spring system, determine if you need a repair or replacement, and recommend the best solution for your specific door. Our technicians carry a wide range of spring sizes and types to guarantee we can complete most repairs in a single visit. Since spring repair can be dangerous, we strongly advise against DIY attempts. We use specialized tools and safety equipment to handle these high-tension components, ensuring your door operates smoothly and safely for years to come.
Properly aligned tracks are essential for your garage door’s smooth operation and longevity. When tracks become bent, misaligned, or damaged, your door won’t function correctly and could pose serious safety risks. We’ll inspect your tracks for signs of wear, rust, or misalignment that might cause operational issues. We provide thorough track repair services, including realignment, straightening bent sections, and tightening loose hardware. Our technicians use specialized tools to carefully adjust the tracks to their proper position, ensuring your door moves smoothly without grinding or catching. If we find severely damaged sections, we’ll replace them with high-quality components that match your existing system. We’ll also lubricate all moving parts and test the door’s operation to confirm everything’s working perfectly.
When your garage door opener starts making unusual noises or stops working altogether, it’s important to address the issue promptly. We diagnose and repair all types of opener problems, from worn-out gears and broken chains to faulty circuit boards and burnt-out motors. Our technicians are certified to work on major opener brands including LiftMaster, Genie, Chamberlain, and Craftsman. We’ll check your opener’s motor, drive system, and safety sensors to identify the root cause of the malfunction. If repair isn’t cost-effective, we can install a new opener that matches your door’s specifications. We also help program remote controls, keypads, and smart home connections. For your safety, we guarantee all repairs meet current safety standards, including proper photo-eye sensor alignment and auto-reverse mechanism testing.
Both belt and chain drive systems can experience wear and tear over time, leading to performance issues with your garage door. We’ll inspect your drive system to identify signs of damage, misalignment, or excessive wear that may cause noise, jerky movement, or complete failure. For chain drives, we check for proper tension, lubricate components, and replace damaged links or sprockets. If you have a belt drive system, we examine the belt for fraying, cracks, or stretching that could compromise its functionality. We’ll also verify the belt’s alignment and tension to guarantee smooth operation. When repairs aren’t sufficient, we can upgrade your existing system with a new belt or chain assembly. Our technicians use high-quality replacement parts to restore your garage door’s reliable performance.
A malfunctioning remote or keypad can make your garage door’s mechanical components useless, even after a perfect belt or chain repair. We diagnose and fix remote control issues, including signal problems, dead batteries, and damaged circuit boards. Our technicians also handle keypad malfunctions that prevent proper code entry or wireless communication with your opener system. We’ll reprogram your existing remotes, configure new ones, and guarantee they’re properly synced with your garage door opener. For keypads, we check wiring connections, replace worn buttons, and update security codes when needed. If your remote or keypad is beyond repair, we can recommend and install reliable replacements that match your system’s specifications. We’ll also teach you how to program additional remotes and change access codes for enhanced security.
Since modern vehicles come equipped with built-in garage door controls, our technicians expertly program these systems to work seamlessly with your home’s opener. We’ll sync your car’s HomeLink® or other built-in transmitter with any major garage door motor brand, ensuring reliable operation every time you arrive home. We also specialize in programming new garage door motors when you’re upgrading your system. Our team will set up safety features, force settings, and travel limits while configuring your motor’s advanced functions. If you’ve got multiple vehicles or remotes, we’ll program them all during the same visit. We can even help you set up smart home integration, allowing you to control your garage door through your phone or voice commands.
The cost to fix a garage door that won’t open typically ranges from $150 to $350 for common issues like broken springs, cables, or opener malfunctions. We’ve found that simple repairs, such as replacing worn rollers or realigning sensors, usually fall on the lower end at $85-$150. More complex issues involving circuit boards or motor replacements can reach $400-$600. If your door won’t open due to a broken torsion spring, on average it may be $200-$300 for replacement. Chain or belt issues with the opener mechanism generally cost $150-$250 to repair. Emergency or after-hours service may increase costs of repairs.
Homeowner’s insurance typically covers garage door repairs when damage results from sudden accidents, natural disasters, vandalism, or theft. We recommend checking your specific policy, as coverage varies between insurance providers and plans. Your insurance won’t cover damage from normal wear and tear, lack of maintenance, or age-related issues. Most policies have a deductible you’ll need to pay before coverage kicks in, so consider whether the repair cost exceeds this amount before filing a claim. If you’re planning to file a claim, document the damage with photos and file a police report if the damage resulted from vandalism or theft. We suggest getting a professional assessment and written estimate from a licensed garage door repair company to support your claim.
Average garage door service costs range from $150 to $350 for most common repairs, though prices can vary considerably based on the specific issue, parts needed, and your location. Simple fixes like sensor realignment or lubricating parts might cost as little as $85, while replacing major components can run much higher. We’ve found these typical price ranges for common repairs:
For a complete garage door replacement, you’ll need to budget between $750 and $1,500 or more, depending on the door material, size, and style you choose.
Deciding between repair and replacement depends on several key factors. For issues under $300, repairs are typically the more cost-effective choice. However, if your door requires multiple repairs, is over 15 years old, or has severe structural damage, replacement might be the smarter long-term investment. We recommend replacement when repair costs exceed 50% of a new door’s price, or when you’re dealing with extensive rust, rotting wood panels, or outdated parts that are hard to find. A new garage door costs more than a repair, but it’ll give you decades of reliable service and improved energy efficiency. Plus, you’ll get the benefit of modern safety features and a fresh warranty.
Looking to replace your garage door springs? The average cost ranges from $150 to $350 for a single spring replacement, including labor. For both springs, this cost may be between $250 and $500. Several factors affect the final price: spring type (torsion or extension), your location, and whether you need emergency service. Torsion springs typically cost more than extension springs but last longer.
The time required to fix a garage door varies based on the specific repair needed, from 30 minutes for minor adjustments to 4 hours for complex repairs. Simple tasks like lubricating parts, adjusting the door’s sensors, or tightening hardware typically take 30-60 minutes. More involved repairs, such as replacing springs, cables, or rollers, usually require 1-2 hours. If we’re installing a new opener or replacing the entire door, expect 2-4 hours of work. Weather conditions and the garage door’s accessibility can also affect repair duration. We recommend scheduling repairs during daylight hours, as proper lighting helps us guarantee quality work. If your door needs multiple repairs, we’ll provide a time estimate before starting the job, so you’ll know exactly what to expect.
While some minor garage door maintenance tasks can be handled as DIY projects, we strongly advise against attempting most repairs yourself. Garage doors are complex systems with high-tension springs and heavy moving parts that can cause serious injury when mishandled.
You can safely perform basic tasks like lubricating hinges, tightening loose screws, or cleaning tracks.
However, leave major repairs to professionals, including:
Working with garage door springs is particularly dangerous, as they store massive amounts of energy that can release unexpectedly. If you’re unsure about a repair’s complexity, it’s better to call a certified technician who’s the proper tools and expertise to fix your door safely.
