Common questions about our services
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We offer comprehensive services, including the repair, maintenance, sale, replacement and installation of garage doors, openers, remotes, keypads, springs, cables, rollers, and all related equipment, parts, and hardware. Champion is an authorized dealer for various manufacturers, including CHI, Amarr, Clopay, Wayne Dalton, Unique, LiftMaster, Chamberlain, Genie, Marantec, Linear, and more.
We provide service throughout Orange County and South Los Angeles, California. Learn about our service area.
Yes, we offer same-day repair and service throughout our service area.
We typically have a 1-to-2-hour response time for all service calls.
We carry a wide variety of parts and can complete repairs in a single visit.
We sell a wide variety of parts and accessories, including springs, openers, equipment, and hardware. You can view our parts inventory online. To confirm availability or schedule a pickup or delivery, contact our customer service at 714.709.8075
We sell steel, insulated, aluminum, glass, fiberglass, faux wood, and custom wood garage doors, which come in different styles including carriage house, full view, overlay, modern, and traditional. Learn more about choosing garage doors. View our garage doors online.
Yes, we do.
Your satisfaction is important to us. If you're not happy with our service, call our customer service team at 714.709.8075. We're committed to resolving any issues, learning from your experience, and continually improving our practices. Our goal is to maintain our reputation for quality workmanship and ethical business standards.
Common questions about garage doors
Always verify the company’s legitimacy and license using the CSLB or the official source relevant to your location, before you share any personal information. Exercise caution! Learn more about how to look up businesses on the CSLB, understand how deceptive garage door companies work, and recognize common bait and switch practices.
You shouldn’t try to repair a garage door yourself unless you have the proper knowledge and tools to safely complete the repair work. Due to their weight, size, and complexity, garage doors can be dangerous to work on and cause serious injuries. Learn more about the risks here.
While we usually recommend repairing existing garage doors and equipment, in some cases, garage doors can no longer be repaired or the cost of repair outweighs the benefit. A certified technician can provide proper recommendations upon inspection. Learn more about repairing or replacing a garage door.
Yes, however, the replacement section is required to be the same make and model as all other sections. Learn more about garage door panel replacement.
The average cost of garage door repair is around $500. However, the actual bill can vary significantly based on the parts needing replacement, the door's specifications, overall project requirements, and the labor involved. Learn more about garage door repair costs.
There are a few reasons why a garage door would open by itself, including a neighbor accidentally triggering your opener's signal, a defective motherboard, a defective wall button, defective safety sensors, or defective electrical wiring or motor. Learn more about garage door opening by itself.
A garage door that won't open or close can stem from several issues, broadly categorized into mechanical and opener-related problems. Mechanical issues often include a broken spring, cables, hinge, or roller, balance problems, binding, physical obstructions, failing door sections, or levers accidentally left in a locked position. Opener-related issues might involve a malfunctioning remote or keypad, a disrupted signal, defective sensors or module, incorrect force adjustments, worn motor, or problems with the belt, chain, gears, or sprockets. Learn more about why your garage door won't open or won't close.
The main cause of broken springs is fatigue. The stress caused by the winding of the spring, as well as repeated loading and unloading of the spring when the door opens and closes, causes it to weaken over time, leading to eventual breakage.
There are several reasons why a garage door comes off the tracks, including objects that get caught in the doorway, worn or broken springs, rollers, bearings, hinges, pulleys, cables, balance problems, and misaligned tracks.
To use the door manually, pull the opener’s release lever to disengage the trolley from the opener rail. This lever is typically located on the opener’s trolley and connected to a red rope. However, doors with wall-mounted openers will have the release feature connected directly to the motor itself. Learn more about using the emergency release function.
Routine maintenance can help prevent unexpected breakdowns and emergency repairs, reduce potential damage to the garage door and its surroundings, and minimize liability risk. Learn more about safety and liability risks, and the benefits of garage door maintenance.
Routine maintenance service is often done every 12 months, while garage doors under extensive use should be maintained every 6 to 8 months. Learn more about garage door maintenance best practices.
You can use WD-40 Multi-Use or any type of product that is designed to act as a lubricant. Try to avoid rust dissolvers, penetrating fluids, and heavy-duty grease. Learn more about how to lubricate a garage door.
Common questions about garage door openers
There are several reasons why a garage door remote might not work, including drained batteries, a defective remote or opener receiver, and frequency interference. Learn more about troubleshooting an intermittent remote, fixing remote controls, and replacing the batteries.
Any electronic device, component, or piece of equipment with a circuit board, as well as nearby radio transmitters or antennas, can emit electromagnetic noise that may disrupt the garage door opener's signal. Learn more about frequency interference.
A garage door opener can stop working due to a power outage, defective safety sensors, malfunctioning electronic components, a defective belt or chain, broken gears or sprockets, a defective transformer, or a worn trolley or motor. To learn more, explore troubleshooting and fixing a garage door opener.
You can program your car with the garage door opener using the vehicle’s HomeLink, a built-in remote typically located on your car’s overhead console or sun visor. Learn more about programming a garage door opener to your car.
To connect your phone, you will need a smart garage door opener, a sufficient Wi-Fi signal in your garage, and your Wi-Fi network password. Once you have these, download the designated app and follow the instructions to complete the setup. Learn more about how to make your garage door smart.
California's Health and Safety Code, Section 19892, mandates that all residential garage door openers sold and installed in the state must be equipped with a battery backup. This law, known as Senate Bill 969, went into effect on July 1, 2019, in response to wildfires where residents were unable to open their garage doors during power outages. Learn more about California garage door opener law.
Your opener might not be getting power from the outlet, or its backup battery may be defective or need replacement. The beeping sound is a warning about these issues. Learn how to replace your garage door opener battery.
A newly installed garage door opener typically lasts 7 to 15 years, but its lifespan can vary significantly. The biggest factors are the frequency of use (how many times it opens and closes per day) and whether the garage door and opener are properly maintained. Learn more about how long a garage door opener should last.
