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105 Crane Ave
Greenville, SC 29617
Mon–Sun: 7:00 AM – 9:00 PM

Mauldin sits between Greenville and Simpsonville, a short drive down Main Street from our shop. We repair springs, cables, tracks and openers for homes near the Cultural Center, BridgeWay Station and the I-385 side of town.



Mauldin & Upstate
A 5.0 rating on Google from 13 reviews. People point to quick help, a tech who kept them informed, and prices that matched the quote.
Our services
Whatever the symptom, we trace it to the part that failed and quote the repair before we begin. No surprises on the bill.
Most requested A snapped spring is the top reason a door won't open. We fit new springs matched to the door's weight and rebalance it.
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Humming, clicking or reversing openers repaired, sensors realigned, and new Chamberlain openers installed when it's time.
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Old, faded or crashed doors swapped for new raised-panel or windowed doors, set up and balanced on install day.
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Bent sections, crooked doors and worn hardware repaired first. If replacing is smarter, we'll say so and price it.
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Frayed or slipped lift cables replaced as a pair, with the drums and bottom brackets checked so the door lifts level.
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Lubrication, tightened hardware, a balance check and an auto-reverse test, so small wear gets caught early.
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Springs, cables, rollers, openers
Full door replacements
Opener replacement jobs
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Home garage doors only. One discount per job, not stackable; just mention it on the phone.
Close to Mauldin
Mauldin is boxed in by highways: US 276 runs through the middle as Main Street, I-385 follows the east side and meets I-185 at the south edge. That makes it quick for our trucks to reach almost any street in town.
Mauldin has grown from a small railroad stop into a full city, so its garages run from older single doors to newer two-car setups. We service both.


Why Mauldin homeowners call us
When you call Green EZ, you reach the owner-run team that does the work. We'll tell you what we think is wrong, when we can be there, and what it should cost once we see it.
How it works
Tell us what the door is doing and whether it's stuck open, shut or halfway. Photos help. We'll give you a time, often the same day.
The technician checks springs, cables, rollers, tracks and the opener, shows you what failed, and gives you the price up front.
Once you say go, we make the repair, balance the door and test the opener and safety sensors before we leave.
Mauldin garage doors
We fix broken springs, snapped or slipped cables, doors that jumped their track, worn rollers and openers that won't respond. A crooked or dented door gets a real look before anyone talks about replacing it.
If a new door is the smarter buy, we install steel doors in raised-panel and windowed designs and connect them to a dependable opener such as Chamberlain.
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Openers · Springs · Cables
If you leave on I-385 every morning, a door that won't open costs you more than a repair bill. Most failures give warning signs first: slow travel, loud grinding, a door that looks uneven at the bottom.
A tune-up checks the balance, lubricates moving parts, tightens hardware, inspects the cables and photo-eyes, and sets the opener so it reverses on contact.

Mauldin & nearby
Along Main Street, out to I-385 and I-185, and into the neighboring towns.
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105 Crane Ave
Greenville, SC 29617
Mon–Sun: 7:00 AM – 9:00 PM
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Common garage door problems
FAQs
Not sure what's wrong? A technician can talk it through with you on the phone.
All of it, from the streets around Main Street and the Mauldin Cultural Center on East Butler Road to the neighborhoods near I-385 and I-185.
Yes. We're based on Crane Ave in Greenville, and US 276 and I-385 both connect Greenville with Mauldin.
Often a broken spring, a disconnected trolley or stripped opener gears. Don't keep pressing the button. We'll diagnose it and quote the repair.
Yes. You hear what's wrong and what it costs before we start, and you decide.
We work 7 AM to 9 PM on weekdays and weekends alike.
Call our Greenville shop. We answer 7 days a week, 7 AM to 9 PM.