Garage door service
Garage Door Replacement
There's a point where a door has enough wrong with it that you're paying for repairs on something that's going to need another repair next season. Rotted wood, rusted-through steel, a section that's been hit hard, or a door that's simply worn out.
We'll give you both numbers — what the repair costs and what a replacement costs — so it's an actual decision and not a guess.
Signs you're dealing with this
- Rot along the bottom section on a wood door
- Rust holes or delaminating steel skin
- Multiple damaged panels on an older door
- The door has needed repairs several times recently
- Replacement sections for the model are discontinued
How the visit goes
- 1
Repair cost and replacement cost, side by side
Sometimes a single panel swap buys you years. Sometimes it's half the cost of a new door. You should see both numbers.
- 2
Old door removed and taken away
Door, tracks, hardware and packaging all leave with us.
- 3
Opener checked against the new door
A heavier or lighter door changes what the opener has to do. Travel and force get reset, and we'll flag it if the unit is undersized.
Need replacement work now?
Call and describe what the door is doing, or send a photo through the service request form so we know what parts to bring.
Have a garage door that needs attention?
Tell us what it's doing and we'll take it from there. Call during business hours and we'll get you on the schedule.