Honest answer, it depends. There are a few small repairs that a home owner should be able to do on their garage door. For example changing a broken hinge, (never the bottom fixtures though) programming a new remote, changing out a wall button or a pair of safety sensors. However when it comes to things like cables, and springs, those fixes should be left to a professional.

Garage door repairs vary widely. There are many different types and sizes of doors, as well as an array of parts that may need to be changed or upgraded based on the specific type and age of door. That being said an average repair is generally in the $300-$600 price range. AllGood uses flat rate pricing and we do not base our prices off of the kind of car you drive or how nice your house is. For an upfront and honest estimate, give us a call today.

Short answer, yes, sometimes. It honestly depends on how severe the damage is. There are times where a section can be repaired by adding a strut ( a I beam shaped steel re-enforcement brace) sometimes the damage is severe enough a whole section may need to be replaced. However as long as it is a manufacturer that is local and the particular model has not been changed or updated by them replacing the whole door is not always necessary.