Garage Door Repair
Doors that won't open, won't close, bang, shudder or stop halfway. We diagnose the real cause and fix it in one visit wherever we can.
Typical range: $89 - $450
24 hour emergency service across Texas
Garage door repair and installation across Texas
Broken springs, dead openers, snapped cables and doors off track, fixed the same day for homes and businesses in over 1,200 Texas cities. Flat pricing quoted before we start, and no call out fee on standard repairs.
- Same day appointments
- Open 24/7
- Parts on the truck
- Flat price up front
- Residential and commercial
Tell us what the door is doing
- It won't lift, and you heard a bang
- The motor runs but nothing moves
- It stops halfway or reverses on its own
- It's crooked, jammed or off the track
- It grinds, rattles or shudders
- You want a new door or opener fitted
Garage door services
Everything from a snapped spring at midnight to a full multi door replacement, available across Texas with same and next day appointments.
Garage Door Spring Repair
A broken torsion spring is the single most common reason a garage door stops lifting. We carry the common sizes on the truck for same day spring replacement.
Typical range: $180 - $420Garage Door Opener Repair
Chain, belt, screw and wall mount openers. We repair the unit when it makes sense and tell you plainly when replacement is the cheaper answer.
Typical range: $110 - $380Emergency Garage Door Repair
Door stuck open at midnight, car trapped inside, storefront that can't lock up. We answer the phone 24 hours a day and dispatch on the same call.
Typical range: Call for live pricingGarage Door Cable and Off Track Repair
Snapped cables and doors jumped out of the track are a crush hazard. Stop using the opener and call us. We lift the door safely and re-seat it properly.
Typical range: $130 - $360Garage Door Installation
New steel, insulated, carriage house and full view aluminium doors, measured and fitted properly, with the old door and hardware hauled away.
Typical range: $850 - $3,900 installedGarage Door Replacement
When repair stops making financial sense we give you the honest number for a straight swap, usually finished in a single morning.
Typical range: $850 - $4,200 installedCommercial Garage Door Repair
Rolling steel, sectional, high speed and dock doors for warehouses, fleet shops, fire stations and retail. Priority response so the bay isn't down for long.
Typical range: Quoted per siteResidential Garage Door Installation
Single, double and triple car doors for Texas homes, matched to your elevation and finished with a quiet, insulated build.
Typical range: $850 - $3,900 installedGarage Door Opener Installation
Belt, chain and wall mount jackshaft openers supplied and fitted, with battery backup, keypads and phone control set up before we leave.
Typical range: $320 - $780 installedGarage Door Tune Up and Maintenance
The cheapest visit we sell. A proper service catches worn cables and tired springs before they strand you and keeps the opener from burning out.
Typical range: $89 - $149Garage Door Panel and Roller Replacement
One dented section doesn't always mean a whole new door. We source matching panels and swap noisy steel rollers for quiet nylon ones.
Typical range: $180 - $850Why people call us back
Garage door work has a reputation problem, and it's earned. The pattern is familiar: a very low advertised call out rate, a diagnosis that expands once the technician is in your garage, and an invoice that bears no relation to the phone conversation.
We price the opposite way. You get a realistic range on the phone, a flat quote for your specific door before anything is touched, and that number is what you pay. If the honest answer is that your door needs replacing rather than repairing, we'll say so and give you the figure, and if the honest answer is that a $180 spring fixes a door someone else told you to replace, we'll say that too.
What that looks like in practice
- A person answers the phone at any hour, including weekends and holidays
- Real arrival windows plus a text when the technician sets off
- No call out fee on standard repair appointments
- Common springs, cables, rollers and gear kits carried on every truck
- Most repairs completed on the first visit
- Parts and workmanship warranty written on the invoice
Typical Texas pricing
| Job | Typical range |
|---|---|
| Spring replacement | $180 - $420 |
| Cable or roller repair | $130 - $360 |
| Opener repair | $110 - $380 |
| Opener installed | $320 - $780 |
| Tune up and service | $89 - $149 |
| New door installed | $850 - $3,900 |
Ranges for guidance. Flat quote given for your door before work begins.
Emergency? We answer now.
Door stuck open, car trapped inside, commercial bay that won't close. Same call dispatch, 24 hours a day.
(877) 230-8949How a call out works
Three steps, no waiting around all day for a technician who may or may not arrive.
Call and describe the door
A person picks up, day or night. Tell us what the door is doing and we'll usually know the likely cause before we set off.
Get a real arrival window
You get a time, not a whole day. The technician texts when they're on the way so you're not stuck waiting at home.
Flat price, then the fix
We diagnose, quote a flat price and wait for your yes. Most repairs are finished on that first visit from parts on the truck.
Door stuck? We answer at any hour.
Same day and emergency garage door repair in Texas. Flat pricing quoted before work starts, no call out fee on standard repairs.
(877) 230-8949
Open 24 hours, 7 days a week
Serving over 1,200 cities across Texas
From the Panhandle to the Rio Grande Valley. Here are some of our busiest areas, or search the full list.
- Garage door repair in Houston, TX
- Garage door repair in San Antonio, TX
- Garage door repair in Dallas, TX
- Garage door repair in Fort Worth, TX
- Garage door repair in Austin, TX
- Garage door repair in El Paso, TX
- Garage door repair in Arlington, TX
- Garage door repair in Corpus Christi, TX
- Garage door repair in Plano, TX
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- Garage door repair in Brownsville, TX
- Garage door repair in Denton, TX
- Garage door repair in Killeen, TX
- Garage door repair in Mesquite, TX
- Garage door repair in McAllen, TX
- Garage door repair in Pasadena, TX
- Garage door repair in Waco, TX
What customers say
Recent jobs from around the state.
★★★★★
My spring went at 6am with the car locked in. Called them before I'd finished my coffee and a truck was on my street by nine. Both springs replaced, door quieter than it's been in years.
★★★★★
Door came off the track after my son backed into it. They talked me through leaving it alone until they arrived, which I appreciated. Straightened the track and replaced two rollers same afternoon.
★★★★★
Quoted me a flat number on the phone and that's exactly what I paid. No sudden extras once he was in the garage. That alone has earned my repeat business.
Garage door advice
Practical guides written by the technicians who do the work.
7 Signs of a Broken Garage Door Spring (and What Not to Do Next)
How to tell if your garage door spring has broken, why the door suddenly feels impossibly heavy, and the one thing that turns a $300 repair into a $1,200 one.
6 min readHow to Fix a Noisy Garage Door: A Practical Checklist
Grinding, rattling, popping and squealing all mean different things. Work through this checklist to find which one you have and whether it's a DIY fix or a call out.
7 min readGarage Door Opener Troubleshooting: Work Through It in Order
Remote not working, door reversing, motor running with no movement. A step by step diagnostic for garage door openers before you call anyone out.
8 min readCommon questions
How fast can you get to me in Texas?
Most calls in Texas get a same day slot, and if you call early we can usually give you a morning window. Emergency work, meaning a door stuck open or a car trapped inside, gets dispatched on the same call, 24 hours a day. You get a text when the technician is on the way, not a vague all-day window.
How much does garage door repair cost in Texas?
The common jobs land in fairly predictable ranges: a spring replacement in Texas typically runs $180 to $420 depending on the spring size and whether you have one spring or two, cable and roller work $130 to $360, and opener repairs $110 to $380. We quote a flat price before any work starts, so the number you agree to is the number you pay.
Do you charge a call out fee in Texas?
No call out fee for standard repair appointments in Texas. The technician diagnoses the door, gives you a flat price, and you decide from there. If you go ahead, the diagnosis is included in the job.
My garage door won't open. What should I check first?
Look above the door at the torsion spring. If you can see a two inch gap in the coil, the spring has broken and the door is far too heavy to lift, so stop trying. If the spring looks intact, check the safety sensors near the floor for a blinking light or an obstruction, then check the opener has power. If the motor runs but the door doesn't move, the drive gear or trolley is usually the culprit.
Can you replace just one panel instead of the whole door?
Often, yes. If your door model is still in production we can source a matching section and swap it, which is usually far cheaper than a full replacement. On older or discontinued doors a match may not exist, and once two or more sections are damaged a new door normally works out better value. We tell you which situation you're in before you commit.
Do you work on commercial and overhead doors in Texas?
Yes. We service rolling steel curtains, sectional commercial doors, dock doors and jackshaft operators for warehouses, fleet shops, retail units and municipal buildings around Texas. Multi door sites can set up a planned maintenance schedule so problems get caught between shifts rather than during them.
Is it worth repairing an old garage door or should I replace it?
A rough rule: if the repair costs more than about half what a new door would, and the door is over fifteen years old, replacement usually wins. Cracked sections, rust through the bottom seam and repeated failures all point the same way. A single broken spring on an otherwise sound door is almost always worth repairing.