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Companies contact you
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You compare and choose
Ask for written estimates, compare them line by line, and hire whoever you trust, or no one. No fee and no obligation.
What helps companies quote accurately
A few details in the form save a round of phone calls and bring the first number closer to the final one.
- What the door is doing. Won't open, won't close, reverses, crooked, off the track, grinding, opener hums or clicks, wall button or sensor light blinking. If you heard a loud bang right before it stopped, say so.
- The door's rough age. "Original to a 1985 house" or "replaced a few years ago" both help. So does the opener brand if you can read it on the motor.
- Single, double or 3-car. Door size and weight drive spring, cable and panel prices. Say whether it's one wide door or two single doors.
- Steel or wood. Mention insulation, windows or a carriage-style look, and the color if a dented panel needs matching after hail.
- Whether a car is stuck inside. Companies can plan around it when they know someone can't get to work.
- Whether the power is out. After a storm, a dead opener may just mean no power. Say if the house is dark or the opener has a battery backup.
- HOA or historic district. If you're replacing the door in a community with an architectural committee, such as Stone Oak or The Dominion, or in a historic district such as King William or Monte Vista, say so. Approval can change which doors make sense.
Not sure which springs you have? Springs on a bar above the door are torsion springs; springs running along the side tracks are extension springs. Look, but don't touch. The spring repair guide explains the difference.
If it's urgent
Leave a stuck door where it is and keep people and pets clear. Torsion springs store enough energy to cause serious injury. Leave spring and cable work to a trained technician. Pull the opener's emergency release only when the door is fully closed, since a door with a broken spring can drop fast.
Some local companies offer evening, weekend or emergency visits, often at a higher rate (Fixr, Jan 2025, lists an after-hours or emergency surcharge of about $100–$300). Mention urgency in your request and ask about after-hours fees before anyone comes out. More in emergency garage door repair.
Before you say yes to anyone
- Get the price, and any trip fee, in writing before work starts. Published national ranges are in the cost guide.
- Be wary of a very low service-call price, a listing with no local address, a look-alike business name or a demand for cash up front.
- Ask for an itemized invoice listing the parts replaced, and ask for your old parts back.
- Texas law (Bus. & Com. Code ch. 601) generally lets you cancel a home-solicited sale over $25 until midnight of the third business day after you sign; repairs you asked for may be treated differently.
Want the full picture first? Read how a typical repair goes or how to choose a garage door company in San Antonio.
Garage door stuck, loud or off track? Get free quotes.
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