Opener repair
Door won't respond? Start with the opener.
- Door tested before the opener
- Price before any work
- New opener installs available
An opener that hums without moving, clicks, or sends the door back up isn't always broken. A snapped spring leaves the opener trying to lift the whole door, and a door that has come off its track will jam any motor. So the tech checks the door by hand first.
When the opener really is the problem, we repair the sensors, drive gear, trolley, belt or chain, and travel settings. If it's worn out, we install a new one; recent installs include Chamberlain belt-drive openers. Before we leave, your remotes and keypad are programmed and tested.
Opener buzzing but the door won't budge?
Stop pressing the button and give us a call. A broken spring is a common cause.
Opener services
Before any opener work, we make sure the door itself moves freely and is balanced.
Opener repair
Gears, trolleys, belts, chains, circuit boards and wiring diagnosed and fixed.
Safety sensor fixes
Photo eyes near the floor cleaned, lined back up or swapped, so the door stops refusing to close.
New opener installation
Old units taken down and new openers mounted, wired and set for your door's weight and travel.
Settings and programming
Force and travel limits adjusted, and remotes, keypads and car buttons paired.
Opener drive types
Belt drive
Uses a rubber belt and runs very quietly. A good match for attached garages with living space nearby.
Chain drive
Uses a metal chain. Strong and economical, but you'll hear it run.
Wall mount
Sits on the end of the torsion bar beside the door and leaves the ceiling clear.
Signs the opener needs attention
Call if the opener:
- Runs but the door doesn't moveThe drive gear may be stripped, or the trolley has come disengaged.
- Reverses right before the floorDirty or misaligned safety eyes, or the close force is set wrong.
- Clicks and does nothingCould be the motor, the circuit board, or a door too heavy to lift.
- Works from the wall button onlyThe remote side has failed or needs reprogramming.
- Blinks its light and won't closeMany openers flash to signal a sensor problem.
Safety first. Never disable or tape over the safety sensors to get the door to close. They're what stops the door from coming down on a person, a pet or a car. If they keep acting up, have them checked.
Why homeowners choose Green EZ for openers
Door checked first
We rule out springs and tracks so you don't pay for an opener you didn't need.
Chamberlain installs
We install Chamberlain openers and set them up with your remotes and keypad.
Upfront quote
Repair or replace, you'll see the price before the work.
Same-day visits
Often out the day you call, any day between 7 AM and 9 PM.
