(954) 335-8453

Plantation, Florida

Garage Door Repair in Plantation

Plantation covers everything from acre lots on the west side to sixties ranch houses under a heavy tree canopy in the middle of the city. We repair broken springs, frayed cables, off track doors and failed openers across all of it, and we give you the full price before any work begins.

Warning: do not try a spring, cable or torsion repair yourself.

Garage door springs are under extreme tension and can cause serious injury or death if handled without the correct tools and training. Nothing on this page is instruction to repair one. Call (954) 335-8453 and we will handle it. Full safety notice.

Free estimate

Tell us what the door is doing. We reply with a flat price before any work starts.

Or call (954) 335-8453. Free estimate, and the service call is free with the repair.

Flat price before we start
Same-day service on most repairs
3-year workmanship warranty
Free estimate

Local detail

Garage doors in Plantation

The west side of Plantation, out in Plantation Acres past Hiatus and Flamingo, is acreage with detached garages, workshops and the occasional oversized bay, which puts it closer to Southwest Ranches than to the rest of the city in terms of the work. Jacaranda is a different animal, largely seventies and eighties homes around the golf course with standard two car doors that have now cycled through their original hardware. Central Plantation, along Broward Boulevard and the streets north of it, is older still, with sixties block houses, mature tree canopy and openers that predate safety eyes entirely. Any opener without photo eyes should be replaced rather than repaired, because a unit that old will not reverse reliably on an obstruction, and that is the one failure on a garage door that hurts people.

Areas we cover in Plantation: Plantation Acres · Jacaranda · Plantation Isles · Central Plantation · Plantation Gardens · Hawaiian Gardens · Lauderdale West

What we do here

Repairs and installation in Plantation

01

Spring Replacement

Most Weston homes went up between the early nineties and the mid two thousands, which puts the original torsion springs well past their cycle life. We replace them in matched pairs, size the coil to the actual weight of your door rather than to the old one, reset the balance and test the door by hand. Most jobs run $200 to $500 installed.

02

Cables and Drums

A cable that has been fraying quietly at the drum will let one side of the door drop without warning. We replace both cables as a set, check the drums for grooving, re-level the door and make sure it stops pulling to one side on the way up.

03

Opener Repair and Install

Dead logic board, stripped nylon gear, misaligned safety eyes, or a unit that hums and goes nowhere. Repairs typically run $150 to $300. A new opener supplied and installed is usually $350 to $650 depending on horsepower and drive type. A belt drive is worth the difference when there is a bedroom over the garage.

04

Off Track Doors

A door off its track after a bump or a snapped cable is not a do it yourself fix. We secure the door, reseat the rollers, straighten or replace bent track sections and check every hinge before we hand it back. Running the opener on an off track door is how a cheap repair turns into a bent panel.

05

New Door Installation

Replacing a door in Broward means a Miami-Dade Notice of Acceptance or an HVHZ rated Florida Product Approval, because Broward sits in the High Velocity Hurricane Zone, plus a permit and an inspection. In most Weston villages it also means architectural approval before anything is ordered. We pull the product data sheet and the approval number for your board, then set the new door plumb once it clears. If your job prices over $2,500 there is one page you sign yourself, the construction lien law notice in your contract, and we walk you through it first. Single doors typically run $700 to $2,000 installed, doubles $1,200 to $4,000.

06

Annual Tune Up

Heat cycling and summer humidity are hard on a door a long way from the water. We lubricate the torsion bar and bearings, tighten the hardware that vibrates loose over a season, check the roller stems and reset the opener force and travel limits. Most tune ups run $90 to $150.

Questions

Plantation garage door questions

My opener has no safety sensors at the bottom of the track. Should I replace it?
Yes. Photo eyes became standard on residential openers in the early nineties, and a unit without them relies entirely on a force setting to decide whether it has hit something. If yours has no sensors it is old enough that a new opener will cost less than chasing repairs on it, and it will be safer.
Do you cover Plantation Acres and the larger properties?
Yes. Detached garages and oversized bays out there need the spring calculated for the actual weight of the door rather than a standard size, and we bring the longer bar and the correct hardware rather than making a second trip.
There are big trees over my driveway. Does debris affect the door?
It does, more than people expect. Leaf litter and seed pods pack into the bottom track and the photo eye brackets, which makes the door reverse for no obvious reason and wears the rollers. Clearing the track and realigning the eyes is often the whole repair.

Need a garage door fixed in Plantation?

Tell us what the door is doing and we will give you one flat price before any work starts.

Call (954) 335-8453