Serving Denver, CO · Also serving Lakewood & the Front Range

Denver garage door repair

Garage Door Repair in Denver, CO

If your garage door is stuck, off track or damaged, call us. We find what is wrong, fix it on the visit, and check the rest of the door before we leave.

  • Same-day service
  • 4.9 stars, 400+ reviews
  • Licensed & insured

Repair in Denver: what our records show

We have completed 279 repair visits in Denver since 2018. That counts service calls, tune-ups and repairs of tracks, rollers, cables and damaged sections. Broken springs and new doors have their own pages: spring repair and new doors.

Denver repair calls run busiest in July and August. When the work involved a part, the most common jobs were tune-ups, damaged track and replaced sections.

Jobs in Denver since 2018
279
Typical time on site
25 min
Busiest months here
July & August

What the work involved

  • Tune-up, lube and safety check13 of 59 jobs
  • Sections or panels replaced8 of 59 jobs
  • Track repaired or replaced7 of 59 jobs
  • Rollers replaced5 of 59 jobs
  • Cables replaced4 of 59 jobs

What we repair on Denver garage doors

Most garage door repair in Denver comes down to a handful of parts that wear out with daily use. Whether your door will not open, will not close, or opens with a grind, we carry the common parts on the truck, so most repairs are finished on the first visit.

How a Denver repair visit works

Call us or book online and we send a technician. Our average arrival time is about an hour and a half, for daytime and emergency calls alike, and we answer around the clock if your door fails at night with the car inside.

The technician finds the cause, explains it, and gives you a flat-rate price before any work starts. Estimates are free. Once you approve, we fix the problem, then lubricate and test the whole door, check the springs, cables and sensors, and make sure it reverses safely before we leave.

Our repairs come with a one-year warranty on labor and three years on parts. We are licensed and insured.

Is it worth repairing your garage door?

Usually, yes. A broken spring, a frayed cable, worn rollers or a bent track are all repairs, not reasons to buy a new door. Even a dented section can often be replaced on its own.

Replacement makes more sense when several sections are damaged, the door is rotted or cracked, parts for an older door are no longer made, or you want better insulation for Denver winters. If someone has told you that you need a whole new door, we are glad to give a free second opinion. If a new door is the better choice, see new garage door installation in Denver.

Where we work in Denver

We repair residential garage doors across the city, from Berkeley and Highlands to Capitol Hill, Cherry Creek and Central Park, on everything from older bungalows to new builds. Our home base is next door in Lakewood, and we also serve Wheat Ridge, Edgewater, Glendale, Englewood, Aurora and the rest of the metro.

We work on homes and businesses. For warehouses, storefronts and loading docks, see commercial garage door repair.

Recent jobs in Denver

  1. Sep 2026

    Found

    Rain was getting into the garage.

    Fixed

    Adjusted the vertical track and lubricated the door.

  2. Jul 2026

    Found

    A damaged vertical track on one side.

    Fixed

    Replaced the vertical track and its jamb brackets.

  3. May 2026

    Found

    Worn rollers, cables and track.

    Fixed

    Replaced the rollers and cables and worked on the tracks in one visit.

  4. Jul 2023

    Found

    Damaged bottom and intermediate sections.

    Fixed

    Replaced the bottom and intermediate sections.

  5. Jun 2022

    Found

    A broken pulley and a loose rear support.

    Fixed

    Replaced the pulley, reattached the support, reset the springs and lubricated the system.

FAQ

Related questions

Why did my garage door make a loud bang or gunshot noise?

A loud bang or gunshot sound from a garage door almost always means a torsion spring broke.

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Why does my garage door make noise only when closing, not when opening?

A garage door that is noisy only when closing usually has a worn roller or track problem that loads differently on the way down than the way up.

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Why is my garage door making a grinding or squealing noise near the top?

That grinding or squealing near the top of your door usually points to worn center or end bearing plates.

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