Garage Door Service & Repair

Unfortunately, when a garage door is dented it usually requires the entire section of the door to be replaced.

Unlike with automobiles, it is not economical to do body work on the door.

The actual cost of a section will vary by size, make and model of the door, so you’ll need a qualified garage door repair company to visit and price.

If you need repair work on your garage door and live in the Greater Cincinnati – Northern Kentucky area, give us a call at (513) 821-5095.

Some manufacturers offer and extended range kit for garage door remotes which can be installed on the opener, but they do not always help.

The most common culprits of short range are bad remotes, weak batteries, and interference from other electronic devices nearby.

Also, LED light bulbs in garage door openers are an issue as they can interfere with the remote signals.

Changing a garage door spring is not a difficult job for a garage door technician.

However, garage door springs are under a significant amount of tension and can be very dangerous if they are not handled properly. In fact, we have been called to homes where the owner had to visit the emergency room after trying to change-out a broken garage door spring.

We suggest that homeowners DO NOT work on springs as a DIY project.

If you need new garage door springs, call us at (513) 821-5095.

There is no reset button on any of the modern units (since 1993), so that is probably not the issue.

The reason the garage door got stuck could be one of many things. The manual lock on the door may have been accidentally engaged, or the hardware on the door may need to be adjusted or replaced.

Rollers may be worn out and locked up or you could have a broken spring on the door or bad motor on the opener.

Regardless of the reason, you’re going to have to call and have someone inspect the garage door and make repairs.

Call us at (513) 821-5095 for professional and affordable service if you need help and reside in the Greater Cincinnati – Northern Kentucky area.

We typically see this caused by a bad remote control.  When they get old, the buttons can get stuck, or they can send random signals.

There are some other rare instances where it can be a short in the wiring, or an electronics problem within the unit.

We have even seen it happen when a homeowner keeps a remote in their purse and it gets bumped around, or there is one in a drawer somewhere and the button is pressed.

If your garage door is giving you fits, give us a call at (513) 821-5095 and we’ll take care of it.

The “Learn Code” button is usually on the back or the side of the garage door opener. On most units, there will be a thin wire antenna hanging down on the side that has the learn button.

If after trying to reset the remotes or keypad, you still cannot get them to operate correctly, you’ll need to have the garage door opener looked at.

Give us a call at (513) 821-5095 if you need help with your garage door opener or remotes.