I would say there are a few that we get daily. 1). Broken Springs, these break due to usage and age. 2). Off track garage doors. This happens when the cable comes off and or the rollers come out of the track. Most of the time because a garage door was hit as it went up or was closed on something. 3). Misaligned safety eyes. We can recognize this and fix it over the phone most of the time.

This can be a hard question to answer. The Reason is because the door could be not opening for many reasons, it could be anything from a dead remote battery to a broken spring or even a bad garage door opener. So this could cost anywhere from $69 – $600.

The life expectancy of a garage door greatly depends on the maintenance routines and the use of the door. Every part on a garage door has a cycle life and the more the door is used the faster you will go through the cycles. With that said, a garage door should last you 15 – 30 years.

Always. A New garage door has been one of the best returns on investment for a homeowner for a long time.

In the short term, yes. In the long term probably not. If you end up having multiple problems with the same garage door opener down the road; you will have paid the same amount or more than what you would have to replace it in the first place.