Service

Garage Door Repair

Doors that stick, grind, sag, come off the track or won't close all the way, diagnosed and put right.

A black raised-panel double garage door in a brick wall

A garage door is a heavy thing held in balance by springs, cables, rollers and track. When one of those wears or bends, the door tells you: it gets louder, it jerks, it sits crooked, or it stops halfway and reverses.

We find which part it actually is before we replace anything. Worn rollers, a frayed cable, a bent or loose track section, a damaged panel, hinges working loose, or a door that has simply fallen out of balance over the years.

If the fix is a part, we fix the part. If the door is past saving, we will tell you that plainly and price a new one, but we will not talk you into a door you do not need.

Reviews

Customers who already had us out.

Real Google reviews, quoted exactly as written.

5.0on Google
Love our new 3-bay setup! The doors look sharp, run quiet, and the installation team did a great job aligning all three perfectly. Total game changer for our home's exterior.
Maya Vance
Three-door installation
Google review
I noticed one of my three garage doors wasn't closing quite right, so I called Justin Vaughn for a tune-up. They did a fantastic job aligning the sensors and lubricating the tracks. Now the door is quieter than the day it was installed.
Steve Johnson
Tune-up & sensor alignment
Google review

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Door acting up?

Tell us where it is and what's wrong, or what you'd like instead. We'll call you back to set a time to come out, and the estimate costs nothing either way.

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