The nucleus of any garage door system is its opener. Easily overlooked, garage door openers are highly complex pieces of equipment, often containing dozens of intricate parts that work simultaneously with one another to consistently raise and lower your door. You’ll know that you’re getting the best from Sears as it’s the home to America’s #1 Garage Door Opener Repairs. With multiple options and the ability to consult with a trained garage door opener expert we are certain we have the right opener to meet your needs.

Garage door springs can break for a variety of reasons. Extreme heat or cold, for instance, can stress the springs to the point of breaking, or it could be that normal wear on older springs could cause them to break. Whatever the situation, a broken spring can render your garage door inoperable. Your door will not be able to open or close when a spring is broken, and you should stand clear of your door until a professional can assess the situation and correct it.

Garage doors fall off their track for a variety of reasons: sometimes someone accidentally runs into the door and dislodges it, and on other occasions time and wear have worn down cables and other mechanisms beyond their use. If your garage door has jumped its track, do not attempt to move the door or reset it on your own. Doing so can be dangerous. Every service call from Sears Garage technicians includes a 20-point safety check for your garage door and its mechanisms. During this check, our associates will inspect your garage door system to guarantee it is working as it should. If we spot damaged parts that need replaced or signs of upcoming problems, we’ll advise you on the best way to fix the problem before it becomes more serious. Our safety check confirms that our repair work has been performed well and that there are no lingering problems with your garage door.