What's wrong with your garage door?

Likely cause

Almost always misaligned safety sensors or a tripped limit switch.

What we'll do

We'll realign the sensors, test the safe-stop, and recalibrate the travel limits.

Likely cause

Could be the opener motor, capacitor, or a broken spring making the door too heavy to lift.

What we'll do

We'll diagnose powered and manual operation, isolate the failure point, and quote the fix before we touch anything.

Likely cause

Torsion spring snapped. Door is likely inoperable until replaced — do not try to lift it manually.

What we'll do

We'll replace the spring (or both, if it's a matched pair), inspect cables and drums, and rebalance the door.

Likely cause

Almost always a broken spring (door too heavy for the opener to lift) or a stripped opener gear.

What we'll do

We start with a manual balance test, then tell you whether it's a spring fix or an opener repair.

Likely cause

Cable came off the drum, door was hit by a vehicle, or a roller failed.

What we'll do

We'll rebalance the door, replace cables and rollers as needed, and realign the track. Don't operate it until we've inspected.

Likely cause

Dry rollers, worn hinges, or a failing opener gear. Annoying now, expensive later if ignored.

What we'll do

We do a 12-point tune-up — lubricate, inspect, tighten, and test the balance. Catches small problems before they break the door.

Likely cause

Usually a dead remote battery or a programming reset — sometimes the logic board.

What we'll do

We diagnose the remote, wall button, and logic board in that order. Often a 5-minute fix.

Likely cause

Vehicle backed into the door, storm damage, or impact on the bottom seal.

What we'll do

We'll assess panel-only replacement versus a full door, and work with your insurance directly if it's a covered claim.