Most times a garage door won’t open because a counterbalance mechanism isn’t functioning such as a broken extension or torsion spring.

In many cases a replacement section is an option depending on whether it is still in production or the rest of the door is in good enough shape to warrant replacing the section. Sometimes the better economic solution is to replace the complete door.

Average lead-time is 1-2 days for doors that are in stock. Custom and special order doors usually take 3-4 weeks.

Another advantage of a professional installation is the removal and disposal of your old door. For a small fee, our technicians will properly remove your door and recycle all recoverable materials.

Yes, most of the time we can perform the garage door repair, including torsion springs, the same day.

We are happy to give free estimates for sales of doors and openers. Because service and repair work involves a site inspection by a qualified technician,

We recommend replacing your track when you replace your door. Replacing your track is an inexpensive way to ensure that your entire garage door system is as safe as possible. By replacing your track you also ensure that your door warranty will apply, in the event that you have a problem

We gladly accept cash, checks, Mastercard, Visa, Discover and American Express credit cards. We do require 50% down on all door purchases at the time of purchase.

There are a number of reasons your garage door is making noise, but the most common is age and your garage doors chains, pulleys, springs and other moving parts may also need a garage door tune-up.  Garage door parts become loose and they require to be lubricated. Your system should be inspected from time to time; we recommend annually to ensure your garage door is operating at peak performance & safely.