Job ticket
Garage door repair
Stuck, crooked, roaring, or dead on the tracks — most doors are fixable the same visit.
$150–$450
Services
The work, with the prices on it
Ranges, not riddles. Every job below shows what it typically costs before you ever call, and you get one exact number before work starts. If your problem isn't listed, call anyway — if it's a garage door, I've probably had it on a bench.
Job ticket
Broken spring replacement
The loud bang from the garage. The door that suddenly weighs 200 lbs. That’s a spring.
$240–$420
Job ticket
Opener install & repair
Belt-drive openers installed, dead boards diagnosed, remotes and keypads that actually pair.
$480–$850
Job ticket
New garage doors
Insulated steel doors, sized and installed — with the old door hauled off.
$1400–$4800
Job ticket
Cables, rollers & track
Frayed cables, shrieking rollers, bent track — the small parts that take the whole door down.
$140–$320
Job ticket
Tune-up & safety check
Twenty minutes of wrench time that heads off the 9pm emergency call.
$89 flat
How these numbers work
- The range covers parts and labor for the common version of the job
- You get the exact price after I've seen the door — and before I start
- The trip charge folds into any repair you approve
- If repairing is a bad deal, I'll say so and show the replace math
Door stuck open right now?
Call — if I can't pick up, my phone texts you back within a minute.