Garage door repair
Fix it or replace it? We'll tell you straight.
- Repair options shown first
- Price given before work
- Same-day service available
Most broken garage doors don't need replacing. The trouble is usually one part: a spring, a frayed cable, a bent track or a tired opener. Find it, fix it, and the door goes back to normal.
Green EZ looks over the whole door before recommending anything. One Google reviewer's badly damaged door was repaired rather than replaced. When the sections are too far gone, we'll walk you through new door options and price both paths so the choice is yours.
Door stuck open or won't close?
Tell us what it's doing. We'll ask a few questions and get a tech headed your way.
Repairs we handle
One visit can cover several problems, because a door that's failing in one spot is usually stressing another.
Damaged door repair
Bent sections straightened or braced with a strut, cracked hinges replaced, and the door squared back up in the opening.
Hardware replacement
Worn hinges, brackets, rollers and bearings swapped out so the door rides smoothly again.
Track and alignment work
Bent or loose tracks straightened or replaced and the door reset on them. See off-track repair.
Full door replacement
When a repair would cost more than it's worth, we price a new door and install it.
Repair or replace: how we decide
Repair makes sense when
The damage is limited to a section or two, the frame and tracks are sound, and parts for that door are still made.
Replacement makes sense when
Damage runs across most of the sections, the door has twisted out of square, or fixing it would cost nearly as much as starting fresh.
Signs your door needs a repair visit
Call if you notice any of these:
- The door sits crooked when closedOne side lower than the other usually points to a cable, spring or track problem.
- It was hit by a carEven a slow bump can bend sections and knock rollers loose. Hold off on the opener until it's checked.
- Gaps at the bottom or sidesLight showing under one corner means the door isn't seating evenly.
- Grinding, popping or scrapingA new noise usually means a part is rubbing or about to give.
- The opener strains or reversesOften the door is binding somewhere and the opener is reacting to it.
Safety first. If the door is hanging crooked or partly out of its tracks, don't run the opener or try to force it down. A bent door can drop or fold without warning. Keep kids and pets out of the garage until it's secured.
Why people trust Green EZ with repairs
Repair before replace
We look for the fix that holds. If a new door is the better deal, we'll explain why.
Upfront pricing
No work starts until you've heard the price and agreed to it.
Local to Greenville
Based on Crane Ave and working across Greenville County and nearby Upstate towns.
Same-day help
Reviewers mention getting a tech out the same day they called.
