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Read the guideGarage door won't open, spring snapped, or cable broken? We repair springs, cables, tracks and motors — with a fixed quote before any work.
A garage door that won't open or won't stay shut is inconvenient — and if it's stuck part-open, it's also a security worry. Garage doors are simple machines: springs, cables, tracks and a motor. When one part fails, the whole door stops working. The fault is usually identifiable and repairable.
Garage door repairs genuinely vary — a spring or cable replacement costs far less than a full motor or opener change, and the part is specific to your door. So we don't publish a single "from" price for garage doors: we diagnose the fault, then give you a fixed price before any work starts. You'll know the number up front.
Some things are safe to try:
But one job is firmly not DIY: garage door springs are under high tension. A torsion spring stores enough energy to cause serious injury if it lets go. Never attempt to replace or adjust a spring, cable or drum yourself — this is a job for a professional with the right tools.
Call us if the door won't open or close, a spring has snapped, a cable has come off, or the door is off its track. If the door is stuck open, treat it as an urgent security issue.
We'll inspect the door, explain what's failed, and quote a fixed price before we touch it.
Call our team or request a callback and tell us what the door's doing.
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