Have a garage door issue or project?
Tell us what the door is doing, in whatever words make sense to you. A bang, a grinding noise, a door that stops half-way — it all tells us something.
Service Area
Serving all Connecticut
Let’s Get Your Door Working Again
We cover the whole state and most jobs are same-day. Emergencies — a door stuck open, a snapped spring, a door off its track — go ahead of routine work. You get a fixed price before anything starts, and the inspection is free whether you go ahead or not. Safety, performance, and peace of mind from start to finish. Tell us what’s happening with your door and we’ll get back to you quickly with a clear next step.
- Free inspections and upfront quotes
- Same-day service in most areas
- Fully trained and insured technicians
- Emergency call-outs available
Serving Connecticut Statewide
Frequently asked questions
The questions we get asked on the phone most often, answered the way we would answer them there.
What does it cost to come out and look?
Nothing. We inspect, tell you what we found and give you a fixed price. If you would rather not go ahead, that is the end of it — there is no call-out fee for the visit.
My door made a loud bang and now it will not lift. What is it?
Almost certainly a broken torsion spring. Do not try to lift the door by hand and do not run the opener: the door is now carrying its full weight, which on a double is well over 100kg. Ring us and leave it alone.
The door starts to close then goes back up. Is that serious?
Usually not, and it is often the cheapest visit we make. The photo-eye sensors sit six inches off the floor and get knocked out of line by anything leaned against them, or blinded by dirt and damp on the lens.
Do I need a new opener or can it be repaired?
More often repaired than people expect. A stripped drive gear, a dead capacitor or a disengaged trolley all leave a motor that runs and a door that does not move. We test before recommending replacement.
How often should a door be serviced in Connecticut?
Twice a year. Once before winter so the door is not fighting stiff grease in the cold, and once after it to get road salt off the bottom section before it sits there through the summer.
Which parts of Connecticut do you cover?
The whole state — from the Fairfield County shoreline through Greater Hartford and New Haven to the Litchfield Hills and the eastern half. Most jobs are same-day.
