Can You Help With My Broken Garage Door After Hours?
Yes. Our emergency line is answered 24/7. Here's why a broken door can't wait until morning.
Yes. Our emergency line is answered 24/7, including evenings, weekends and holidays. Call 604.398.4009.
Garage doors are easy to ignore until they stop working, and even good-quality hardware can fail without warning. Don't try to fix a broken door yourself, especially at night; springs and cables are under dangerous tension.
Why It Can't Wait Until Morning
- Security: a door that won't close leaves your home or business open to intruders.
- Stuck closed: your car or work van may be trapped inside, or left outside exposed to theft, vandalism and weather.
- Stuck halfway: you can't get in or out, and a door that suddenly frees itself can injure someone or damage a vehicle.
Broken Springs Are the Usual Culprit
Torsion and extension springs carry the door's weight, often hundreds of pounds. When one breaks, the door can drop, trap a vehicle or come down on a car. Keep everyone clear and call us.
What Happens When You Call
Breakdowns often happen in the evening, when you get home. When you call our emergency line, we:
- Ask what's happening and tell you how to keep everyone safe.
- Send a technician, often within 2 hours.
- Make the door safe and secure, and repair it on the spot whenever we can. Our technicians know all major door and opener brands and carry a large stock of parts.
Prevent the Next Breakdown
Most total failures can be prevented with routine maintenance. A yearly tune-up with our 26-point safety check catches worn springs, cables and rollers before they leave you stuck.
Need help with your garage door?
Call 604.398.4009, book online, or get a free estimate.
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