Garage Door Repair in Lakewood

Garage doors never pick a good time to fail. A spring snaps as you’re heading out. The opener stops after a storm. Rollers start grinding so loud you can’t ignore it. When that happens, you need a crew that shows up fast, gets the job done right, and keeps the process clear from start to finish for Lakewood homeowners.

We step in when your day grinds to a halt. A door stuck halfway, a bent track, or a spring that gives out mid-lift—these aren’t just inconveniences. They’re the kind of problems that demand real solutions, not vague promises or endless delays. Our team brings the right tools and the experience to get your garage door moving again. You get straight answers, clear pricing, and repairs that last.

Repairs We Handle Every Day

Broken Springs: The main reason a door won’t open or hangs at an awkward angle, leaving you stranded.
Off-Track Doors: Rails bend or rollers slip, causing the door to jam or tilt, which can quickly get worse if ignored.
Worn Rollers and Hinges: Grinding, scraping, or rattling noises signal these parts are past their prime and need attention.
Opener Malfunctions: Remotes stop working, motors go silent, or sensors block the door from closing when you need it most.
Damaged Panels: Dents, cracks, or warped sections that let in weather and throw off the door’s movement.

Every job starts with a thorough inspection. We look beyond the obvious, checking cables, testing balance, and making sure nothing else is on the verge of failing. If we spot something that needs work, you’ll hear about it before it turns into a bigger problem.

Fixing Off-Track Doors in Older Lakewood Homes

Many older homes in Lakewood still rely on garage doors installed decades ago. Over time, tracks wear down, brackets loosen, and rollers start to crack. When these parts give out, the door can slip off the rail or get stuck at an angle, creating a real safety concern for anyone using the garage.

We realign tracks, replace broken rollers, and secure every bracket. If the hardware is beyond saving, we match new parts to your system so you don’t have to replace the entire door. The goal is to restore smooth, reliable movement without pushing you into unnecessary upgrades.

Quieting Noisy Doors and Replacing Rollers

When a garage door sounds like it’s falling apart, worn rollers are usually to blame. Metal rollers grind against the track, rattle in their brackets, and make enough noise to wake the house. This isn’t just annoying—it’s a sign the door is working harder than it should.

We replace old rollers with nylon ones that glide quietly. Hinges get lubricated, bolts tightened, and the opener’s chain or belt checked for slack. Most noise issues disappear after one visit, and you’ll notice the difference every time you open the door, especially in busy Lakewood neighborhoods.

Handling Broken Springs That Halt Your Door

When a spring breaks, the door either won’t move or drops and gets stuck. Springs carry the weight of the door and wear out after years of use. Trying to force a door with a broken spring only makes things worse and can be dangerous.

We install new springs sized for your specific door. Torsion springs sit above, while extension springs run along the sides. Both need careful handling. After the swap, we test the balance and make sure everything works smoothly before we leave.

Solving Opener Failures After Power Surges

Power swings can knock out a garage door opener in seconds. One moment it’s fine, the next it won’t respond or the motor just hums. Sometimes the sensors blink and refuse to let the door close, leaving you stuck outside or unable to secure your garage.

We check the wiring, test the sensors, and diagnose the opener. If the motor or logic board is shot, we walk you through replacement options. Most repairs are quick, and we keep parts for major brands like LiftMaster on hand to get you back on track without delay.

Clear Pricing for Common Repairs

Spring replacements usually cost between $150 and $300, depending on the door. Roller replacements run $100 to $200 for a full set. Opener repairs fall in the $100 to $250 range, based on what’s wrong. Track realignment or panel swaps are priced upfront. No surprises, no hidden fees.

You’ll know the cost before we start. If a repair doesn’t make sense and a replacement is smarter, we’ll say so. Our focus stays on what works best for your garage, not on upselling you something you don’t need.

Why Lakewood Homeowners Trust Our Team

People call us because we answer, we show up, and we get the job done right. Emergencies or routine fixes, every job gets the same attention. Our crew handles everything from quick roller swaps to full spring overhauls, working on all door types and opener brands—including the quirks that come with older systems. If it’s broken, we fix it. If it’s about to break, we catch it before it does.

Let's Get Your Garage Door Working Again

Call Retrak Door Service at 303-902-8840 or book an appointment to schedule your repair.