Alameda · Bay Farm · Oakland
Garage door repair in Alameda
Broken door? We answer the phone 24 hours a day and can usually be there the same day. The visit and the estimate are both free. Most repairs run $150 to $500. Spring replacement from $195.
- We can usually be there the same day
- The visit and the estimate are both free
- The price you are quoted is the price you pay
- Lifetime warranty on every spring we install
What is it doing?
The problems that leave a door stuck
Find yours below and call. If your door is stuck with a car inside, say so when you ring and we'll move you up the list.
Door won't close
Usually a blocked or misaligned safety sensor, sometimes a broken cable. Most are fixed in one visit.
Spring snapped
You heard a bang from the garage and now the door won't lift. Don't force it. A wound spring holds a lot of energy.
Opener won't respond
Remote, wall button or the unit itself. We test the whole chain before replacing anything.
Door came off its track
Often after a bump from a car. The door needs reseating before the rollers damage the panels.
Grinding or scraping noise
Worn rollers or dry bearings. Cheap to fix now, expensive to ignore.
Remote or keypad stopped working
Often a battery or a lost pairing. We reprogram it rather than sell you a new opener.
Services
What we fix
Repairs first. Most doors that look done for need one part, not a new door. We'll say so when a door really is finished, and we'll say so when it isn't. Every price gets written down before any work starts.
- Spring replacement from $195
- Opener repair and installation from $150
- Cables and rollers from $145
- Off-track door from $180
- Panel replacement from $260
- New door installation from $1250
- Tune-up and safety check from $95
Real jobs
What actually breaks
These are our own photos, not stock. A snapped spring, a rusted rail, a dented panel, a fresh opener. If yours looks like one of these, you're in the right place.
A stuck door is a same-day job
Tell us what happened and we'll tell you what it costs before we drive out.
Call (510) 694-8090
How it works
Four steps, and you see the price at step three
- 1
Call and describe it
Tell us what the door is doing. We'll usually know what broke before we arrive.
- 2
We come the same day
We can usually be there the same day. The line is open around the clock.
- 3
You get a price first
Written, before any work starts. The price you're quoted is the price you pay.
- 4
Fixed in one visit
We carry springs, cables, rollers and openers on the truck.
Pricing
Most repairs run $150 to $500
Real ranges, published. You should not have to call to find out roughly what a repair costs. Final price is written down before any work starts.
| Service | From |
|---|---|
| Service callThe visit and the estimate are both free | Free |
| Spring replacementSingle torsion spring, installed | $195 |
| Both springsReplaced as a pair | $330 |
| Cable replacementPer pair | $165 |
| Roller setFull nylon set | $145 |
| Off-track repairDoor reseated and realigned | $180 |
| Opener repairMost makes | $150 |
| Opener installedNew unit, fitted and set up | $460 |
| Tune-upBalance, lube, safety check | $95 |
| New door installedSectional, standard single | $1250 |
Where we work
On the Island and across the East Bay
Alameda and Bay Farm are home. We cross the bridges and the tube every day for Oakland, and reach out to San Leandro, Emeryville, Piedmont, Berkeley and Albany.
- Alameda
- Bay Farm Island
- Oakland
- San Leandro
- Emeryville
- Piedmont
- Berkeley
- Albany
Brands
Makes we repair
Tell us the name on the motor housing when you call. It decides which remotes will pair and which parts we load on the truck. We're an independent repair company, not a dealer for any manufacturer.