St. Paul Garage Door Repair

When your garage door isn’t working, you’re not working.  It can quite literally take you out of your day to day routine.  When you need garage door repair, you want a service person you can rely on who is insured and bonded and able to help at a reasonable price.

Broken Garage Door Springs

The most common problem with a garage door is a broken spring.  A lot of people do not realize this, but your garage door opener is NOT pulling the entire “weight” of your garage door.  There is a spring, or two springs, that support and regulate the weight of the door; for the benefit of the garage door opener.  When that spring breaks (and it will break, the average lifetime of a garage door spring is estimated at 5 to 10 years depending on usage, installation, door weight and weather).  When your garage door spring breaks, your door will not work the way you want, and it will need a repair.

Emergency Service for Broken Garage Door Springs in St. Paul

If your car is stuck in your Saint Paul garage because  of a broken garage door spring, the ads on this page can help.  I am just now publishing but I should soon have a full set of ads that will show a variety of garage door opener repair companies that can help you in St. Paul and beyond.

Cost Effective and Affordable Garage Door Repair

Once you realize you need a garage door opener repair person, you start to worry; how much is this going to cost? There are a variety of factors that will go into the cost of your garage door repair. For beginners, here are a few factors that could influence how much you pay to have your garage door opener fixed:

• Only the Spring Is Broken
  If you call the same day you have a problem, and the problem is a garage door spring, and it’s fixed right away, that’s ideal.  You might be able to get your garage door to somewhat work with a broken spring, but that will eventually damage the rest of your garage door system.
• The Spring is Broken and Has Damaged the Rest of the Garage Door System
  If you have more severe damage to your garage door, it’s going to be more expensive.  Things like railings, cables and the actual garage door opener run from $50 all the way up to $1,000.