Opener Repair & Installation NYC & Long Island

Overview

When the door itself moves freely by hand but the motor will not lift it, the opener is the problem.

We repair logic boards, gears, travel limits, sensors and remotes, and when a unit is past saving we install new belt-drive and WiFi openers with battery backup the same day.

What is included

Opener diagnosis and repair: gears, logic boards, capacitors, limit switches
New opener installation: chain, belt, direct-drive and wall-mount (jackshaft) units
Smart openers with app control, camera and battery backup
Safety sensor alignment and replacement
Remote, keypad and car HomeLink programming

15% offNew opener installation
Applies to opener and installation. Cannot be combined.Claim

Signs you need this

Sound familiar?

If any of these match, stop using the door and call. Running a door with a failed part damages the opener and the panels, and turns a small repair into a big one.

Motor hums or clicks but the door does not move
Door reverses right after touching the floor
Remote works only up close, or not at all
Grinding or a stripped-gear sound from the motor unit
Opener light blinks and the door refuses to close

How the visit goes

No surprises, start to finish.

01
Call
We check the door balance first, because a heavy door kills openers.
02
Dispatch
The motor unit, gears, sensors and wiring are tested in place.
03
Price
You get a repair price and a replacement price side by side, so you choose.
04
Repair
New openers are installed, programmed to your remotes and phone, and tested for safety reversal.

1-year parts warranty, 90-day labor warranty. Licensed and insured. Service call fee credited toward the repair. We accept Visa, Mastercard, American Express, Discover and more.

Questions

Opener Repair & Installation: common questions

Belt or chain drive?

Belt drives are quieter and better for a garage under a bedroom. Chain drives cost less and are perfectly reliable for detached garages. We carry both.

Can you connect my opener to my phone?

Yes. Most new openers include WiFi, and many existing units can take a small add-on hub so you can open, close and check the door from anywhere.