A garage door that has come off its tracks is a safety hazard and won't operate. We safely realign the door, fix the underlying cause (worn rollers, bent tracks, broken cable), and get it running properly.
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"I highly recommend Eric, we had him fix our garage door few months ago, recently we were having some issues with it. I called Eric on the weekend and he immediately answered the phone, and came within an hour to our place to fix it. I was extremely impressed about how responsive and thorough professional Eric is."
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Stop using it. Leave the door where it is, keep people and cars out from under it, and unplug the opener so nobody presses the wall button or a remote. Do not push the rollers back into the track or lift the door by hand: a door off its track can drop, and the springs and cables holding it are under tension. Then call. Emergency calls are $300 minimum, which covers the visit and the repair up to $300; a bigger repair costs the same as it would scheduled.
Off-track repair runs $175-$650. Putting the rollers back and realigning a track is the low end; replacing a bent track section or worn rollers on the same visit is the high end. A broken lift cable is priced as cable repair, $200-$400. You get the written price before any work starts, and a scheduled visit has no trip fee.
The usual causes: something hit the door, such as a car bumper; a lift cable broke or slipped off its drum, so one side dropped; worn or broken rollers; or a track that came loose from the wall or got bent. We find and fix the cause, not just put the rollers back.
A track that is only out of line gets realigned and refastened. A bent or kinked section is usually replaced rather than hammered straight, because the rollers need a smooth, true track to run in. Track repair on its own is $125-$350.
Whether your door is stuck or you need an estimate for a new install, call, text, or request service online. Call for urgent repairs and to confirm the next available appointment.
