Every Garage Door Job We Take On
Repairs, springs and cables, off-track doors, motors and openers, roller doors, servicing, and a new door when the old one is done.
Pick the job that matches what your door is doing. Each page explains what the work involves, what tends to fail, what moves the price, and the questions people ask us most. Not sure which one fits? Describe the symptoms when you book and we'll work it out at the door.
Our garage door services
Questions about our services
Seven: general garage door repairs, spring and cable replacement, off-track door repairs, motor and opener repairs, roller door repairs, servicing, and replacement doors. They cover roller, sectional and tilt doors and all the common makes of opener.
You don't have to work it out. Tell us what the door is doing, such as a bang followed by a heavy door, a grinding noise, or an opener that hums without moving, and we'll find the fault at the door. The service pages are there to explain the work, not to make you pick one.
Yes. A service checks the balance, spring tension, cables, rollers, hinges and fixings, plus the opener's safety reversal, and it's the easiest way to catch wear before it turns into a breakdown.
You agree the price with us before any work starts. The figure depends on the part, the door type and size, and the opener, and it's set out in writing first.
Yes. When the panels are split, the frame is twisted or the door is simply worn through, we measure the opening and quote a new sectional, roller or tilt door, with an opener if you'd like one.
Still not sure which job you need?
Describe what the door is doing and we'll point you to the right fix, with the price in writing before any work.