Independent contractors, one phone number
Garage door repairs and new doors in Garland, Texas
You don't have to know which job you need. Call, say what the door is doing, and the contractor you reach can work out the rest with you.
Common jobs
- Broken spring repairTorsion springs above the door, extension springs along the tracks.
- Opener repairThe motor runs but nothing moves, the gears strip or the board quits.
- Off-track door and cable repairRollers out of the track, a frayed cable, a door hanging crooked.
- New door installation and replacementSteel, insulated and window designs, and how to choose between them.
- Opener installationChain, belt and wall-mount drives, and what to ask before buying.
- Rollers, hinges and tune-upsWorn rollers, loose hinges and a door that has started to scream.
- Dented and storm-damaged panelsHail dents, a buckled section, a panel hit by a car.
- Safety sensor repairThe small eyes near the floor that stop the door from closing on things.
What moves the price
This site gives no prices, because they depend on your door and the contractor you hire. Ask for the price before any work starts. These things move it most:
- The size and weight of the door, and whether it has one spring or two.
- Whether one part failed or several worn parts need replacing.
- Insulation, windows and the finish on a new door.
- The opener's drive type and features.
- Whether hauling away the old door is included.
Homes only
This number is for garage doors and openers at homes. If you have a commercial overhead door, a rolling gate or a dock door, say so right away, because it may need a different kind of contractor.
Door stuck, or opener dead?
Call this number and tell the independent contractor you reach what the door is doing.