GARAGE DOOR REPAIRS
Get your garage door
working again.
working again.
Door stuck, noisy or not closing properly?
We find the fault and get your garage door opening smoothly and safely again.
We find the fault and get your garage door opening smoothly and safely again.
DOOR REPAIRS
Fix the fault.
Understand the cause.
Understand the cause.
We repair sectional, tip-up and roll-up garage doors for homes and businesses. Whether your door has jammed, dropped off its track or started grinding every time it moves, we assess the problem and carry out the repair needed to get it running smoothly again.
If the same fault keeps coming back, fixing the immediate problem may only be part of the solution. We check the springs, cables, rollers and tracks, and explain any further steps that could help prevent the same problem from returning.
Springs, cables & rollers
Tracks, hinges & panels
Locks, handles & hardware
Why has my garage door stopped working properly?
Common causes include broken or worn springs, frayed cables, worn rollers, bent or misaligned tracks and loose hardware. Everyday use and the weather take their toll over time, and a small fault left unattended can put extra strain on other parts of the door.
Is it safe to repair garage door springs myself?
We don’t recommend it. Garage door springs and cables are under high tension and can cause serious injury if they are released incorrectly. If you suspect a broken spring or cable, avoid using the door and let a trained technician assess it.
Should I repair or replace my garage door?
Many problems can be fixed by replacing individual parts such as springs, cables, rollers or panels. If the door is badly damaged or very old, or the repair cost comes close to the price of a new door, we’ll explain your options so you can decide what makes sense.
Do you repair garage doors for businesses?
Yes. We assist with garage doors for businesses as well as homes. The repair approach depends on the door’s type, size, condition and how often it is used. Tell us what you’ve noticed so we can advise on the next step.
KNOW THE SIGNS
Is your garage door trying to tell you something?
Grinding or squeaking
The door grinds, squeaks or bangs loudly when it opens or closes.
Sticking or jerking
The door stops halfway, jerks along the track or needs extra force to move.
Sagging or uneven
One side hangs lower than the other, or the door no longer closes flush with the floor.
Worn springs or cables
Cables look frayed, or a spring appears stretched, gapped or broken.
Don’t let a stuck garage door disrupt your day.
Talk to us about the problem and arrange a visit. We’ll help you take the next step towards getting your garage door working properly again.