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The whole point of this company
Every price.
On one page.
Most garage door companies in this area publish nothing. Here is everything we charge, what's included, and — further down, in writing — exactly what makes a number go up. The price you approve is the price you pay.
- Diagnosis
- $85 · waived with repair
- Tune-up
- $95 flat
- New doors
- From $1,500 installed
| Service | Price | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Diagnostic / service call | $85 | Waived when you approve the repair |
| Torsion spring, single, installed | $329–$489 | Sized by wire gauge and length |
| Torsion springs, pair, installed | $479–$689 | Standard on 16-foot doubles |
| High-cycle spring upgrade | add $95–$160 | 25,000 cycles instead of 10,000 |
| Cable replacement, pair | $185–$295 | Includes drum re-seating |
| 10 nylon rollers, installed | $195–$285 | The quiet upgrade |
| Off-track reset | $195–$325 | Plus any parts that caused it |
| Track realignment | $165–$265 | |
| Opener drive gear kit | $145–$245 | |
| Opener logic board | $245–$395 | We'll say if it's not worth it |
| Safety sensors, pair, installed | $125–$265 | Realignment alone often $85 |
| Bottom weather seal | $145–$295 | The January call |
| Section / panel replacement | $395–$1,150 | Subject to model availability |
| Service | Price | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| 25-point tune-up and safety inspection | $95 | Flat, plus tax. Written report. |
| Tune-up with 10 nylon rollers | $195 | Best value visit we offer |
| Second door, same visit | add $65 | |
| Annual plan — 2 visits, priority booking | $169/yr |
| Service | Price | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Single door (8×7), steel, installed | From $1,500 | Includes haul-away of the old door. Final number at the measure. |
| Double door (16×7), steel, installed | From $2,000 | Includes haul-away. Final number at the measure. |
| Insulated upgrade (R-12 to R-18) | At the measure | Worth it on an attached garage |
| Carriage-house / custom finish | At the measure | Measured on site |
| Belt-drive opener, installed | $549–$949 | |
| Smart Wi-Fi opener with camera | $749–$1,095 | |
| Door and opener package | save $150 | Booked together |
What changes the number
This is the section every other site leaves out. It is also the only one that matters, because a published price with hidden conditions is worse than no published price at all.
Before you ask
- Door size and spring specification. A 16-foot double with two heavy-gauge springs costs more than a single 8-foot. Wire gauge, inside diameter and length all move the number, and we measure rather than guess.
- Pairs, not singles. Springs, cables and rollers get replaced as sets. It costs more today and it is the reason you don't see us twice.
- Access. Low headroom, side-mount torsion, or a door behind a car we can't move adds labor. We'll tell you on site before we start, not after.
- New doors are a floor, not a quote. $1,500 for a standard 8×7 single and $2,000 for a 16×7 double are real starting prices, not teasers. The final number needs the opening measured — size, headroom, insulation, windows and finish all move it, and we won't pretend otherwise.
- Parts availability. Section and panel prices depend entirely on whether your manufacturer still makes that model in that finish. We check before you commit.
- After hours. We do not charge a premium for evenings or weekends. Some companies here do; we decided not to.
- What we won't do. No gates, no commercial rolling steel fire doors, no DIY spring guidance over the phone. We'll point you to someone for the first two and hold the line on the third.
Safety, plainly
Spring, cable and counterbalance work is genuinely dangerous. If a price on this page seems high for a part that costs $40 online, the difference is the winding bars, the training, and the insurance — and it is worth every dollar of it.
Book at a price you already know
That's the entire idea. Call, or pick a window online.
- Hours
- Mon–Sat 7:00 AM – 7:00 PM
- Base
- Rotterdam, NY
- Diagnosis
- $85, waived with repair