Humming but not moving? Reversing for no reason? We diagnose and repair all major opener brands — usually in one visit.
Nine times out of ten, a 'dead' garage door opener isn't actually dead — it's protecting you. Misaligned safety sensors, a door that's slipped out of balance, stripped drive gears, or a fried logic board from a power surge all produce the same symptom: press the button, nothing good happens. Throwing a new opener at the problem without diagnosing it wastes money.
Our technicians start with the full system: door balance, sensor alignment, gear and belt condition, and electrical supply. Most opener repairs — gear kits, sensor replacement, logic boards, remotes and keypads — are completed on the spot from our stocked trucks. And if your opener is genuinely at the end of its 10–15 year life, we'll tell you straight and quote a replacement instead of nickel-and-diming repairs.
Usually stripped drive gears or a door that's too heavy for the opener because of a broken spring. We'll diagnose it on-site — running a straining opener can burn out the motor, so don't keep trying it.
Almost always the safety sensors: misaligned, dirty, or with a pinched wire. Sunlight hitting a sensor directly is a classic California cause. It's a quick fix in most cases.
Yes — LiftMaster, Chamberlain, Genie, Craftsman, and all other major brands. We carry common gear kits, sensors, and boards on the truck.
If it's under 10 years old and the problem is isolated — sensors, gears, remotes — repair wins. Past 12–15 years with repeated issues, a modern quiet belt-drive replacement usually costs less than another year of repairs.
Call now and talk to a real garage door specialist. Same-day appointments available across California.
Call (210) 964-8892