What we fix,
and what we fit.
Repairs and new doors for homeowners across Tampa Bay: 6 services in all, from a snapped spring to a new door before hurricane season.
Open Monday to Saturday, 7am to 7pm. Same-day repairs when you book before noon.
Broken spring replacement
When a spring breaks, the door becomes too heavy to lift. We replace it so your door opens and closes properly again.
What’s included
- Finding which spring has broken, and why
- Fitting a new spring and setting its tension
- Checking the door is balanced, so the opener isn’t straining
- Testing the door with you before we leave
Please don’t touch the spring. Never try to replace or adjust a garage door spring yourself. They are under high tension and can cause serious injury.
Opener repair and installation
We repair openers that have stopped working and install new ones, including smart openers that work from your phone.
What’s included
- Finding out why the opener has stopped working
- Repairs, including stripped gears that stop it moving the door
- New openers, fitted and set up
- Smart openers, set up so the door works from your phone
- Checking the safety sensors are lined up
Off-track doors, cables and rollers
We put crooked doors back on their tracks and replace snapped cables and worn rollers.
What’s included
- Putting the door safely back on its tracks
- Replacing snapped cables
- Replacing worn or noisy rollers
- Lining up the tracks so the door runs straight
Stop using a crooked door. Keep people, pets and cars out from under it, and leave the cables alone. They are under high tension.
New garage doors
Steel, insulated, carriage-style and modern glass. We’ll help you choose one that suits your home, then install it.
What’s included
- Help choosing the style that suits your home
- Measuring your opening
- Removing the old door
- Fitting and testing the new one
The 4 styles
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Steel
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Insulated
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Carriage-style
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Modern glass
Wind-rated doors for hurricane season
Doors made to stand up to strong winds, so your garage is ready before storm season starts.
What’s included
- Walking you through the wind-rated options for your home
- Fitting the new door before storm season
- Testing that it opens and closes smoothly
Yearly tune-ups
A once-a-year check to keep your door running quietly and catch worn parts early.
What’s included
- Lubricating the hinges, rollers and springs
- Checking springs, cables and rollers for wear
- Testing the opener and its safety sensors
- Telling you about anything that will need attention soon, with no pressure to fix it now
Not sure which one you need?
Tell us what the door is doing and we’ll work it out. The troubleshooting guide can help you describe it.