Garage Door Repair
in Massachusetts.

Broken springs, worn or snapped cables, dead opener motors or capacitors, misaligned safety sensors, off-track doors, and damaged door sections. Springs, cables, rollers, sensors and opener parts are on the truck; a new door section is ordered from the manufacturer.

Common warning signs: loud bang or pop sound (broken spring), one side opens faster than the other (cable or spring issue), door doesn't fully close (sensor or limit switch), shaking or jerking (worn rollers or bent tracks), or the door falls quickly when released (broken counterbalance). Don't keep operating a door making new noises. Call us first.

Most repairs run $150-$850 total, and the final cost depends entirely on what's wrong: a torsion spring runs $325-$750, a panel replacement $500-$1,500, an opener replacement $574-$1,229, cable repair $200-$400. Every door and every fault is different. On a scheduled visit the written estimate is free, so you decide with the price in hand before any work begins. Emergency calls are $300 minimum, which covers the visit and the repair up to $300; a bigger repair costs the same as it would scheduled.

Calls are answered 7am to 7pm, Monday to Sunday. Same-day service when the schedule allows. Outside these hours, leave a message for a call back first thing. Springs, cables, rollers, sensors, and opener parts are stocked on the truck. Door panel replacements may require ordering from the manufacturer (1-5 days). Tell me if it is an emergency (door stuck open, car trapped) and I will tell you how soon I can get there. Emergency calls are $300 minimum, which covers the visit and the repair up to $300; a bigger repair costs the same as it would scheduled.