Typical installed ranges for our service areas. Every job is quoted upfront and approved by you before work begins, so treat these as planning numbers, not a bill.
Most garage door repairs land between $89 and $600. Where a job falls in that range depends on the part that failed and the size and weight of the door. Typical ranges we see, parts and labor together:
Every repair we do carries a lifetime warranty on most replacement parts and labor, and the $50 off coupon (code QUICKFIX50) applies to any repair of $150 or more.
Opener repairs, such as sensors, gears, and adjustments, typically run $95 to $300. A full opener replacement installed usually runs $350 to $900 depending on drive type. Belt drives cost more than chain drives but run dramatically quieter, which matters when there is living space near the garage. Smart openers with app control and battery backup sit at the upper end of the range and are our most requested upgrade.
A new residential garage door installed typically costs $800 to $4,500. Three things move the number:
Installation includes haul away of the old door and a manufacturer lifetime warranty. The NEWDOOR200 coupon takes $200 off any new residential door.
Our complete 25 point tune up is currently $79 with code TUNEUP79, regularly $129. It covers inspection, lubrication, balance testing, hardware tightening, roller assessment, and a safety check. One annual tune up is the cheapest line item on this whole page and the one that prevents most of the others.
Door weight and size, one spring or two, standard or high cycle parts, and how accessible the hardware is. What does not change the price: the hour on the clock. Emergency and after hours calls get the same upfront quote with no overtime charges.
The part sets the floor and the door sets the rest. A roller swap on a standard steel door sits at the low end, while a two spring replacement on a heavy insulated double door needs bigger parts and more labor. That is why we quote the exact price on site before any work begins.
For lubrication and keeping tracks clean, yes, do that. For springs, cables, and drums, no. Those parts are under hundreds of pounds of tension, and a mistake can total the door or send you to the ER, which costs far more than a professional visit with a lifetime warranty behind it.
No. You get the full price quoted upfront before any work starts, exactly like a daytime call, with no overtime charges. That applies around the clock in all three metros we serve.
Call (713) 364-0921 or send a service request. On site estimates are free, the technician quotes the complete price before touching the door, and the number you approve is the number on the invoice.
Ranges are for planning. Your price is a single upfront number, quoted on site before any work begins. Call (713) 364-0921 or book online, we respond within 30 minutes during business hours and run 24/7 emergency service with no overtime charges.
Serving the Houston, San Antonio, and Charlotte metros. Find your city on the service areas page.