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Garage Door Opener Repair & Installation
From a remote that stopped working to a motor that just hums, we diagnose openers on site and repair or replace them the same visit whenever possible.
- Fully licensed, bonded & insured
- Free estimates
- Same-day service in most areas
A garage door opener is a motor, a drive (chain, belt, screw or wall-mounted jackshaft), a logic board and a set of safety sensors working together. When the door won't respond, reverses for no reason or strains to move, the cause can be anywhere from misaligned photo-eyes to a stripped drive gear — or a door problem the opener is struggling against.
We check the door's balance first, because a heavy, unbalanced door is the most common reason openers fail early. Then we repair the opener or, if it's at the end of its life, help you choose a quieter, safer replacement with features like battery backup and smartphone control.
What it typically costs
- Garage door opener repair
- $100–$300
- New garage door opener, installedChain and belt drives; wall-mount units at the upper end
- $350–$900
- Free estimates — there is no charge for the visit or the diagnosis.
- No trip, call-out or diagnostic fee.
- No surcharge for nights, weekends or holidays: the same prices apply 24/7.
- You approve the exact price in writing before any work starts; the price you approve is the price you pay.
Typical U.S. ranges, all fees included. Your exact price depends on the door, the parts and the work needed, and is confirmed before we start. All prices · Warranty terms
Opener problems we fix
Opener hums but won't move
Often a stripped gear, a failed capacitor or a door that's too heavy for the opener.
Door reverses before closing
Misaligned or dirty photo-eyes, force settings or an obstruction in the track.
Remote or keypad not working
Reprogramming, new remotes and keypads, or a logic board fault.
Noisy or shaky operation
Loose chains, worn drive components or an unbalanced door.
New opener installation
Chain, belt, wall-mount and smart Wi-Fi openers, installed and programmed.
Battery backup
Openers that keep working through a power outage.
How it works
- 1
Book a visit
Call or request a quote online — 24/7 for emergencies.
- 2
Door check first
We test balance and springs so a new opener isn't fighting the door.
- 3
Diagnose the opener
Motor, drive, logic board, wiring and sensors inspected.
- 4
Repair or replace
Upfront options and pricing before any work starts.
- 5
Program and test
Remotes, keypads and apps set up; auto-reverse verified.
Call us right away if…
- The door is stuck open and won't close
- The opener runs but the door doesn't move
- The door reverses every time it closes
- You smell burning or see sparks from the motor
Garage Door Opener Repair & Installation: common questions
Why does my garage door opener hum but not open?
Common causes are a stripped drive gear, a failed start capacitor, a broken spring making the door too heavy, or the door being locked. Pull the emergency release and test the door by hand — if it's heavy, the problem is the springs, not the opener.
Why does my garage door go back up when closing?
Usually the safety photo-eyes near the floor are dirty, blocked or knocked out of alignment. Clean the lenses and make sure both indicator lights are solid. If it keeps happening, the close-force setting or a track obstruction may be the cause.
Is it worth repairing an old opener?
If it's under about 10–15 years old and the fix is a common part, repair often makes sense. Older units without modern safety sensors, or ones that need a motor or logic board, are usually better replaced.
Which type of opener is quietest?
Belt-drive and wall-mount (jackshaft) openers are typically the quietest — a good choice when there's a bedroom above or beside the garage.
Guides
Helpful reading before you call
- RepairEmergency Garage Door Repair: What to Do Right NowGarage door stuck open, crooked or hit by a car? What to do in the first five minutes, how to secure your home, and which problems need a 24/7 repair tonight.
- InstallationGarage Door Installation: Cost, Timeline and What to ExpectWhat a garage door installation includes, typical U.S. costs, how long ordering and install day take, how to prep your garage, and what a solid quote lists.
- MaintenanceGarage Door Maintenance Checklist (Seasonal)A garage door maintenance checklist by month and season: what to inspect, clean and lubricate, how to test balance and auto-reverse, and what to leave to a pro.
- OpenersGarage Door Opener Installation: DIY vs. Hiring a ProCan you install a garage door opener yourself? What must be true first, the main steps, required safety tests, typical U.S. costs and when to hire a pro.
Where we work
Garage Door Opener Repair & Installation is available across 48 states, with local pages for 32 of them. Same-day service in most areas.
- Garage door service in Florida
- Garage door service in Ohio
- Garage door service in California
- Garage door service in Michigan
- Garage door service in Indiana
- Garage door service in Tennessee
- Garage door service in Texas
- Garage door service in Wisconsin
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