Garage Door Not Opening Properly? We Can Help Repair It!

Several factors could be causing your garage door not to open, including issues with the torsion spring, sensors, opener, or cables. It’s best to have a professional technician inspect the door to determine the exact cause.

Start by checking if the door is locked, the opener is powered on, and the remote batteries are working. Ensure nothing is blocking the door’s path and that the sensors are clean and aligned. If the issue persists, it’s recommended to seek professional assistance.

While some minor issues like replacing remote batteries or realigning sensors can be done DIY, it’s safer to leave complex repairs to trained technicians. Attempting to fix electrical or mechanical components without proper knowledge can be dangerous and may cause further damage.

The cost of repairs varies depending on the extent of the problem and the parts or components that need replacement. A technician can provide a detailed estimate after assessing the issue in person.

Yes, most garage doors have a manual release mechanism that allows you to open and close them manually in case of power outages or opener malfunctions. Refer to your door’s user manual for instructions on how to use the manual release safely.

Loud or unusual noises coming from the opener may indicate worn-out gears, loose hardware, or other mechanical issues. It’s best to turn off the opener and refrain from using it until a professional technician can inspect and repair it.

We prioritize quick response times to address your garage door issues promptly. In most cases, we aim to arrive at your location within 30 minutes of receiving your service call. Once on-site, our experienced technicians work efficiently to diagnose the problem and implement the necessary repairs, minimizing any inconvenience to you.