Garage door stuck, crooked or making that bang?
Tell us what's wrong and we'll pass your request to an independent garage door company that works in your part of the Dayton area. They call you back.
The request is free. You only pay the company if you hire them, at the price they quote you.
Tell us what's wrong
Free, and no obligation. A local garage door company will call you back.
What's wrong with your door?
Pick the closest problem to see what usually causes it, what's safe to check yourself, and what to leave to a technician.
Broken spring
A loud bang from the garage, then the door won't lift or feels far too heavy.
Door off track
The door is crooked, a roller has popped out, or it jammed partway.
Opener trouble
The motor hums but nothing moves, the door reverses, or the remote stopped working.
Cables and rollers
A frayed or snapped cable, grinding noises, or rollers that wobble in the track.
Never try to fix a torsion spring yourself
The spring above the door holds enough force to lift a door that can weigh 150 pounds or more. Winding bars slip, set screws let go, and people get badly hurt. If a spring is broken, leave the door closed if you can, keep people and cars away from it, and let a trained technician handle it.
How the request works
- You fill in the short form with your name, phone, town and the problem.
- We send it to one independent local company that serves your town. We don't sell your details to a list.
- The company calls you, asks questions and gives you its own price. Hiring them is up to you.
Towns we take requests from
- Dayton
- Kettering
- Beavercreek
- Centerville
- Huber Heights
- Miamisburg
- Fairborn
- Xenia
- Vandalia
- Springboro
- Trotwood
- West Carrollton
- Englewood
- Oakwood
- Riverside
- Bellbrook
- Moraine
- Clayton
- Tipp City
- Troy
Questions homeowners ask
Are you the company that fixes my door?
No. We're a free referral service. The repair is done by an independent garage door company, which sets its own prices and stands behind its own work.
Does the request cost anything?
No. Sending a request is free and doesn't commit you to anything.
Can I still use my door with a broken spring?
It's best not to. With a broken spring the opener has to lift the full weight of the door, which can damage the opener or drop the door suddenly. Leave it closed if you can and wait for a technician.
What should I ask the technician?
Ask for the total price before work starts, whether they replace springs in pairs, what brand and cycle rating the new springs have, what warranty covers parts and labor, and whether there's a trip or diagnostic fee if you don't go ahead.