Garage Door FAQ

We serve 19 cities in Lee, Charlotte and Collier counties: Fort Myers, North Fort Myers, Cape Coral, Estero, Saint James City, Bokeelia, Bonita Springs, Sanibel, Captiva, Boca Grande, Punta Gorda, Placida, El Jobean, Rotonda West, Port Charlotte, Murdock, Naples, Marco Island and Goodland. Not sure you are in range? Call (239) 464-7494.

Call (239) 464-7494 or send the request form with your name, phone number, address and a preferred date and time. We call you to confirm.

The cost depends on the specific issue and the parts needed. We offer free estimates, so contact us to schedule an appointment and receive a personalized quote.

It depends on the issue. Many repairs can be completed in a single visit, but more complex cases may require additional time.

Yes, we offer emergency repair services for those unexpected and urgent situations. Contact us and we’ll be there to help.

Yes, we offer warranties on our repairs. Contact us for the specific terms of our warranties.

Yes, we service all garage doors, including steel, wood, aluminum and more.

Yes. We repair and service residential and commercial garage doors.

Stop using the garage door until the spring has been repaired or replaced. Using the door with a broken spring can cause further damage or injury. Don’t try to fix the spring yourself; call a professional.

Common signs are a door that doesn’t open or close correctly, loud noises when the door is in use, and a door that looks uneven or lopsided.

Yes. Springs are under tension and hold a lot of weight, so they can cause severe injury or damage if they break or are handled without training.

It is not recommended. Garage door springs are under high tension and need proper training and equipment. Leave spring repair to professionals.

Yes. Both springs should be replaced at the same time to keep the door balanced and working properly.

Damaged or worn-out gears, a faulty motor, a disconnected or broken chain or belt, a malfunctioning remote, or a problem with the power source.

Check the power source, replace the remote batteries, look for visible damage to the chain or belt, and try opening and closing the door by hand to feel for resistance.

Have it serviced every one to two years, or whenever you notice a problem.

Lubricate the moving parts regularly and keep the tracks clean and free of debris.

A thorough inspection and adjustment of the springs, cables, rollers, hinges and opener, plus lubrication of all moving parts.

At least once a year. If you use the door a lot, consider more frequent service.

You can do basic tasks like lubrication and cleaning. Adjustments and repairs should be done by a professional.

A tune-up is designed to catch and fix minor issues before they become major. If we find a major issue, we give you a quote for the repair.