If your garage door is crooked, loud, slow, or just plain stubborn, there’s always a reason. We handle the everyday stuff—doors off track, broken springs and cables, panels that took a hit, and openers that only work “sometimes.” Most garage door repairs in the Twin Cities South Metro start the same way: we show you the problem right there in the garage, talk through a couple of options, and then fix it so the door simply works again.

When a spring snaps, you usually hear a bang and then the door feels like it weighs a small car. That’s not something to wrestle with on your own. We size the right springs for your exact door, swap out the broken or tired ones, look over the cables and other hardware, and rebalance everything so the opener isn’t fighting it. Once we’re done, the door feels smoother, lighter, and a lot safer to use.

Sometimes a door has just done its time—rusted, cracked, patched, and still not quite right. When it’s time for a new garage door installation, we help you pick a style and color that fits your home, go over insulation for our winters, and talk windows and hardware so it doesn’t look cheap or out of place. We haul away the old door, install the new one properly, run it up and down a bunch of times, and don’t leave until it feels right.

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Most people wait until something breaks before calling. Totally normal. But a simple yearly garage door maintenance visit can usually keep you out of “stuck in the driveway” emergencies. We quiet down squeaks and rattles, check the parts that like to fail first, make sure the opener isn’t working overtime, and test the safety sensors and auto-reverse. It’s a small visit now that can save you from a big headache later.

Nothing is more frustrating than pressing the remote and watching nothing happen. We fix remotes and keypads that randomly stop working, openers that grind or hum without lifting the door, sensors that blink and refuse to let the door close, and “smart” openers that never really connected right. We figure out if it’s a quick repair or if the opener is just worn out, then you decide—repair or replace—with us giving you the pros and cons either way.

We’ve been doing garage door repair and installation for years, so there isn’t much we haven’t seen or heard. We show up when we say we will, talk like regular people, clean up after ourselves, and fix things like we’re working on our own homes. The goal is pretty simple: you hit the opener button and don’t have to think about your garage door at all.