Doors come off track after a car nudges them, a roller breaks or a lift cable snaps. A door off track can fall, so unplug the opener and keep people and cars clear until we get there.
Putting a door back on track is $189, including new rollers on the damaged side and adjusting the track. Bent track sections or snapped cables are quoted on site before we replace them.
What is included
- $189 to reset the door and replace damaged rollers
- Bent track and cable repair quoted on site
- Opener unplugged and retested afterwards
- 1-year labor warranty
Questions about off-track door repair
Is it safe to close the door myself?
Leave it where it is, because a door off its track can drop suddenly. Unplug the opener and give us a call.
Will my insurance pay for this?
If a vehicle hit the door, your auto or home policy often covers it. We give you photos and an itemized invoice to file.
How booking off-track door repair works
Call or book online
Tell us what the door is doing. We give you the price range on the phone and a two-hour arrival window.
Diagnosis and a flat price
The technician checks springs, cables, rollers and the opener, then gives you one flat price before any work starts.
Fixed and tested
Most repairs are done in one visit from parts on the truck. We balance the door, test the safety sensors and leave the warranty in writing.
Other services
Garage door spring replacement
If you heard a loud bang and the door will not lift, a torsion spring has most likely broken.
Opener installation and repair
New chain, belt or wall-mount openers, and repairs to the one you have.
New garage doors
Carriage, contemporary and insulated doors, measured and installed in one day.
Questions before you book?
Or call (555) 010-6655.