Most repairs fall between $100 and $550. A single torsion spring costs $175 to $375, a pair $250 to $550, cables $150 to $350, and a full set of rollers $100 to $300. The on-site estimate is free and you get a fixed price before any work begins.
The most common cause by far is the photo-eye safety sensors near the floor being blocked, dirty or knocked out of alignment, which makes the opener reverse as a safety measure. A blinking sensor light usually confirms it. Other causes are a broken cable, a door off its track, or worn rollers binding in the track.
Usually a broken torsion spring. The springs carry almost all the door weight, so when one breaks the opener cannot lift it and the door barely moves while the motor strains. Do not keep pressing the remote — running the opener against a door it cannot lift is how one repair becomes two.
Same-day service is standard and we answer 24 hours a day. Most Orange County addresses see a technician within 60 to 90 minutes, and emergencies such as a broken spring or a trapped car are moved to the front of the queue.
Yes. We never charge for the visit or the diagnosis. A technician comes out, identifies the fault and gives you a firm price — and there is no charge at all if you decide not to proceed with the repair.
Almost always worn rollers, and on older systems a chain-drive opener transmitting vibration into the structure. Replacing worn steel rollers with sealed-bearing nylon costs $100 to $300 and removes most of the noise. If there is a bedroom above the garage, a belt-drive opener is worth the difference.
Yes. All Days Garage Doors holds CA License #1094683 and carries full insurance. Every technician attending a Orange County address works under that license.
All the major brands, including LiftMaster, Chamberlain, Genie, Clopay, Amarr, Wayne Dalton, Overhead Door and Craftsman. We carry common springs, cables, rollers and opener parts on every truck.
Still have a question? Call (949) 771-8976 — we answer 24 hours a day.