Garage Door & Opener Repair
in Brooklyn, NY
New York 11201

Yes. When the schedule allows, we offer same-day repairs and 24/7 emergency dispatch for stuck doors, vehicles trapped in garages, or doors unsafe to operate—covering 11201 and nearby neighborhoods.

LiftMaster, Chamberlain, Craftsman, Genie, Linear, Marantec, Sommer, Ryobi, and others. We also work on wall-mount (jackshaft) units and older screw/chain/belt-drive models, and can advise on Wi-Fi upgrades compatible with your door in New York.

Avoid operating it. Springs counterbalance the door’s weight; without them, the opener can strip gears or the door can crash. We replace torsion or extension springs, set proper torque, and verify balance to keep your Brooklyn door safe.

Common causes include misaligned photo-eyes, obstruction on the track, a binding door (rollers/hinges), or incorrect opener force/limit settings. We realign sensors, lube and tune hardware, and reset travel/force to manufacturer specs.

Don’t force it. A pulled cable, bent track, or damaged roller can make things worse. We safely unload spring tension if needed, re-seat rollers, straighten track, replace damaged hardware, and add a reinforcement strut if the top panel flexes.

Worn steel rollers, dry hinges, misaligned tracks, or a chain-drive opener can be loud. Our tune-up replaces noisy parts with nylon rollers, lubricates bearings/hinges, checks fasteners, and can upgrade you to a quiet belt-drive in Brooklyn.

Yes—usually a cable off the drum, uneven spring tension, or track out of square. We recable, level, and balance the door, then verify smooth travel through the full cycle.

Absolutely. We pair remotes (rolling code), program keypads, set temporary PINs for deliveries, and integrate vehicles with HomeLink—plus help connect MyQ/Genie/Aladdin Connect apps on Wi-Fi.

If the unit is 12–15+ years old, lacks safety features, has a burnt motor/control board, or parts are obsolete, replacement often makes more sense. We install quiet belt-drives, wall-mount jackshafts, or DC openers with battery backup and soft-start/stop.

Single or double steel doors typically run well on ½–¾ HP (or comparable DC motor). Heavier, insulated, or solid wood doors may need more torque. We’ll size the opener to your door weight and duty cycle.

Often yes—if the door model/finish is still available and the damage is limited. For widespread damage or discontinued models, a full replacement can be more cost-effective and improves curb appeal in Brooklyn.

We inspect springs, cables, drums, end bearings, center bearing, rollers, hinges, brackets, track alignment, fasteners, weather seals, opener chain/belt tension, trolley, downforce/limits, and photo-eyes—then lubricate, balance, and provide a written report.

Yes. We service TorqueMaster systems and can convert to standard torsion setups with readily available parts if desired, improving long-term serviceability in New York.

Usually. We install smart hubs or MyQ/Genie Aladdin Connect modules, confirm 2.4 GHz connectivity, set up user permissions, and enable notifications and auto-close—popular with Brooklyn homeowners.

Likely a wiring or control board issue. We test continuity to the wall control, inspect low-voltage wiring for shorts, and repair or replace the logic board if needed.

We check alignment, lens cleanliness, wiring polarity, and interference from sunlight. If sensors are failing, we replace them and set the correct mounting height per safety standards in New York.

Yes—insulated steel, carriage-style, glass/aluminum, and custom wood, with windows and decorative hardware. We measure, remove/dispose of the old door, install new tracks/springs, add seals, and haul away debris—permit/HOA support included if required.

Insulated (polystyrene or polyurethane) doors increase rigidity, reduce noise, and help moderate temperatures. R-values vary by construction; we’ll match insulation to your climate and usage in Brooklyn.

Yes—coiling doors, grilles, and commercial operators: slats, end locks, guides, hood/coil work, and safety edges. We also perform annual fire door drop tests and provide documentation for your insurer.

Absolutely. We install new astragal (bottom rubber), retainer kits, vinyl stop molding on jambs, and threshold seals to keep out drafts, dust, and pests—important for 11201 garages.

We offer a clear diagnostic and an upfront, itemized estimate for parts and labor. Many customers choose our “repair + tune-up” bundle for best value; no surprise fees.

Springs and cables are under high tension and can cause injury. We strongly recommend professional service. We’re happy to handle lubrication and safety checks during routine visits in Brooklyn.

Sunlight can blind photo-eyes; we adjust alignment and may add shields. Cold temps thicken grease and shrink metal—our tune-up swaps to low-temp lubricant and recalibrates force/limits for New York winters.

Yes—if your top section flexes, we add a strut and a wide opener bracket to distribute load, protecting the panel and improving opener life.

Yes—many DC openers include battery backup; we can also add external units. We test cycles per charge and show you how to use the emergency release safely.

Most standard repairs (springs, cables, rollers, sensors) are completed in one visit. New openers take about 1–2 hours; full door replacements typically 3–5 hours, depending on site conditions in 11201.

Yes—COIs provided, design approvals for door style/color, and scheduling within quiet hours. We protect driveways and clean up thoroughly.

Written labor warranty plus manufacturer warranties on doors/openers/parts. We register your opener, share maintenance tips, and note service intervals to keep coverage valid.

Call or request service online with your address (11201), photos of the door/opener label, and a brief description. We’ll confirm a window and send a uniformed, background-checked tech.