Common questions about our services

Contact our customer service at: 714.709.8075 or request a service using a contact form.

We repair, service, sell, install and replace garage doors, openers, springs, as well as related equipment, parts and hardware.

We provide service throughout Orange County and South Los Angeles, California. Learn about our service area.

Yes, we offer same day repair throughout our service area.

We normally have a 1-to-2-hour response time on all service and breakdown calls.

Yes, we carry a wide variety of parts and can perform repairs in a single visit.

We sell a wide variety of parts and accessories including springs, openers, equipment, and hardware. View our parts inventory. Confirm availability, schedule a pickup or delivery with 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.

Yes, we can.

Yes, we can. Learn more about garage door panel replacement.

If you aren’t happy with our service, please contact our customer service at: 714.709.8075 so we can resolve the situation, learn from your experience and improve our work practices. It is our goal to uphold our commitment to responsible and ethical business practices, as well our reputation for quality workmanship.

Common questions about garage doors

You should always verify the company’s license and address using the CSLB website or the official source which is relevant to your location. Learn more about deceptive garage door companies and 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 job. Given their weight, size and complexity, garage doors can be dangerous to work on and cause serious injuries.

We always recommend to repair existing garage doors and equipment, in some cases however, garage doors can no longer be repaired. A certified technician can make proper recommendations upon inspection. Learn more about repairing or replacing a garage door.

The average cost of garage door repairs typically ranges from $300 to $800. The cost of repairing a garage door depends on what parts need replacement, the project specs, and labor intensity. Learn more about how much garage door repair costs.

There are few reasons why a garage door would open by itself including: A neighbor might’ve got your opener’s signature accidently, defective motherboard, defective wall button, defective electrical wiring or motor.

There are few reasons why a garage door wouldn’t open including: Broken spring, cables, hinge or roller, balance problems, binding, failing door section, and levers that accidently left in a locked position.

There are few reasons why a garage door wouldn’t close including: Misaligned or broken sensors, defective RPM sensor, defective travel module, incorrect force adjustments, worn motor, broken hinge, cable or roller, balance problems, door off the tracks, buckling door section.

The main cause of broken springs is fatigue: Repeated loading and unloading of the spring can cause it to weaken over time, leading to eventual breakage.

There are few reasons why a garage door came off the tracks including: Objects that got caught in the door way, worn or broken springs, rollers, bearings, hinges, pulleys, cables, balance problems and misaligned tracks.

To open the door manually, use the opener’s release handle to disengage it from the door. Learn more about using the emergency release function.

Routine maintenance service is often done every 12 months, while garage doors under extensive use should be maintained every 6 to 8 months. Find out why garage doors should be maintained periodically.

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. Find out how to lubricate a garage door

Common questions about garage door openers

There are few reasons why a garage door remote wouldn’t work including: Drained batteries, defective remotes or receiver, and frequency interference problems. Learn more about remote only works sometimes. Find out how to replace the remote batteries.

Electronic devices, components, equipment, and nearby radio transmitters or antennas which emit electromagnetic interference (EMI). Physical obstructions such as metal beams, frequency crowding, and multipath propagation. Learn more about frequency interference.

Power outage, defective sensors, malfunctioning electronic components, defective belt or chain, broken gears and sprockets, defective transformer, worn trolley or worn motor.

You can program your car to the opener by using the vehicle’s HomeLink. Note that vehicles that manufactured prior to 2013 might need a compatibility bridge. Learn more about programming a garage door opener to your car.

You’ll need to have a smart garage door opener, Wi-Fi signal in the garage, access to the opener’s learn button, and the Wi-Fi network password. Download the designated app and follow the instructions. Note that openers without Wi-Fi connectivity can be retrofitted. Find out how to make your garage door smart.

California section 19892 mandates all garage door openers that are sold and installed in California, to be equipped with a backup battery. Learn more about California garage door opener law.

The opener’s battery backup likely needs to be replaced.