We perform certified tests on your safety sensors (photo eyes) and the opener’s auto-reverse to ensure they are working perfectly.
We check your motor, gears, and logic board to make sure your opener is reliable, safe, and functioning at full power.
We strongly recommend a complete professional Garage Door Maintenance service at least once a year. Just like your car’s oil change, this annual check-up is essential to keep all the moving parts in safe, working order.
Regular maintenance helps garage door springs last longer, keeps the door operating smoothly even when it's used multiple times a day, ensures it closes fully and seals properly, improves curb appeal, reduces noise, and supports optimal performance year-round.
Owner
Leads the team with expertise, ensuring reliable garage door installations and repairs.
Technician
Skilled in maintenance, repair, and troubleshooting of all residential and commercial garage doors.
Technician
Experienced in spring replacement, opener installation, and emergency garage door services.
Technician
Specializes in cable, roller, and track repairs, ensuring smooth and safe door operation.
We adhere to the highest industry standards for safety. A broken spring repair is dangerous, and we take that risk seriously.
We follow all DASMA Garage Door Safety Guidelines on every job.
Our safety protocols and training are aligned with OSHA Safety Standards to protect both our technicians and your property.
Contact us for a no-obligation assessment of your garage door needs. You approve the exact price before any work starts.
Our certified technicians arrive on time with fully stocked service vehicles, ready to complete most repairs on the first visit.
All our work is backed by comprehensive warranties on parts and labor, ensuring your complete satisfaction.
We provide follow-up service and are always available for questions or additional needs.
Once a year inland, and every 8-10 months on the west side and coast, where salt-heavy fog accelerates spring and cable corrosion. Between visits, a homeowner lube of hinges, rollers, and springs twice a year keeps things smooth.
The full drivetrain: spring condition and balance, cable strands and bottom brackets, roller wear, hinge tightness, track alignment, opener force and travel limits, and both safety systems — photo-eye sensors and contact reversal. You get told what is worn and what it will cost before anything is replaced.
The math is simple. A tune-up starts at $95. The failures it prevents cost more: a snapped spring from $189, frayed cables from $160, a stripped opener gear from $140. Catching a fraying cable one visit early pays for several tune-ups.
Every maintenance visit below costs less than a single emergency repair. Starting prices are in the cost guide.
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