$150-$450
Most roller, track, cable and extension spring repairs. Final price is set in your free written quote.
Cost depends on which parts need replacing – a roller or cable swap is quick and inexpensive, while a full spring replacement or track realignment takes longer and costs more. We always confirm exactly what's needed before quoting.
We check the whole system, from springs and cables to rollers, tracks and the opener, rather than only the symptom you called about, since a worn part elsewhere often explains it. Replacement hardware is matched to your door’s size and weight, not a generic fit.
A garage door that's gotten noisier, slower, or sticks partway open is usually telling you something before it fails outright – along with a spring, cable, or roller that looks visibly worn, or hardware that hasn't been checked in a while.
Repeated freeze-thaw cycling stresses garage door springs, rollers, and track alignment more than a milder climate would – it's the single biggest reason Ottawa homeowners end up with a stiff or noisy door.
Most sticking or noisy doors are a roller, hinge, or track problem, not a reason to replace the whole door. We diagnose what's actually wrong before recommending anything.
High-tension torsion spring replacement on multi-panel doors carries real injury risk and is outside handyman scope – for that specific job we'll tell you honestly and point you to a garage door specialist.
Every job gets a quote in writing before we start – no verbal estimates that change later.
Based in Ottawa and familiar with the city's mix of century homes and newer builds.
From one quick fix to a full repair list, we take it on.
Tell us what needs fixing and we'll follow up with a free written quote.
Pick a time that works. We confirm the scope and materials before we arrive.
Tidy, on time, and protecting your floors and furniture as we go.
We walk the finished job with you before we call it done.
We handle extension springs and general hardware, hinges, rollers, and track alignment. High-tension torsion spring jobs we refer out for safety reasons – we'll tell you plainly if that's what your door needs.
Yes. A noisy door is usually a worn roller or loose hardware, and it's cheaper to fix early than after it fails completely.
It's a good idea – catching a worn roller or loose track in the fall is a smaller job than dealing with a stuck door in a January cold snap.