Repairs, parts and new doors
Garage Door Services Around Alva
Fourteen services from broken springs and off-track doors to wall-mount openers and replacement doors, each explained plainly so you know what is involved with a big opening or a small one.
Ask which service fits — (239) 342-5328
Pick the Service That Matches the Trouble
Each page below describes the symptoms to watch for, the way we do the work and some straight answers. If your symptom matches none of them, mention it on the phone and the right page is easy to find.
- S01Garage Door RepairWide, tall and heavy doors that drag, lean or stop partway are traced to the failing part and repaired.Read the details
- S02Garage Door Spring RepairTorsion springs sized to the true weight of wide, tall and wood doors, installed as a matched set and wound to balance.Read the details
- S03Garage Door Cable RepairFrayed or snapped lift cables replaced with the right length and strength, and drums checked so tall and heavy doors rise evenly.Read the details
- S04Off-Track Garage Door RepairDoors that jumped the track are secured, realigned and rebuilt where needed, with extra care for wide, tall or heavy panels.Read the details
- S05Garage Door Roller & Hinge ReplacementWorn rollers and cracked hinges replaced with parts rated for the door's weight, so wide, tall and wood doors travel smoothly.Read the details
- S06Garage Door Panel RepairDented, cracked or bowing panels repaired or replaced, with struts and added stiffness for wide doors and sections that sag.Read the details
- S07Garage Door Opener RepairOpeners that hum, stall or reverse are diagnosed against door balance first, then repaired, with heavy-duty and wall-mount units for big doors.Read the details
- S08Garage Door Opener InstallationWall-mount jackshaft and heavy-duty openers installed for tall, wide and heavy doors, set up with correct travel, force and safety reversal.Read the details
- S09Garage Door Sensor RepairMisaligned or failed beam sensors fixed so the door closes normally and backs up for anything in its path.Read the details
- S10Garage Door Weather Seal ReplacementWorn bottom seals and side stops replaced along the full width, shaped to uneven slabs, to keep out water, dust and pests.Read the details
- S11Garage Door Tune-Up & MaintenanceA hands-on check of springs, cables, rollers and balance, with tightening and lubrication, scaled up for big and heavy doors.Read the details
- S12New Garage Door InstallationDouble-wide, tall and carriage-style doors measured, ordered and installed with the right springs, struts and track for the opening.Read the details
- S13Hurricane-Rated Garage DoorsWind-rated doors for wide and tall openings, chosen by design pressure and installed with the bracing and permits the opening requires.Read the details
- S14Commercial Garage Door RepairOversized sectional and rolling steel doors on shops, barns and equipment buildings repaired, with springs and operators matched to the load.Read the details
Before any part is chosen
What Gets Measured Before Parts Are Picked
On a big door, a guess costs more than on a small one, so we begin with a tape measure and a way to find the door's weight. Width and height set the track length, cable run and shaft size. Weight, which we weigh directly or work out from the construction, sets the spring size and tells us whether the opener can handle the door.
Headroom above the opening decides whether a standard, low-headroom or high-lift track will fit, and side room decides where the mounting plates and a wall-mount opener can go. With those numbers in hand, the parts fit and run right the first time.
Not Sure Which Page Describes Your Door?
Give us the rough size, the sounds and what changed. A short conversation can usually name the likely cause and the sensible next step.
Describe the symptoms at (239) 342-5328