Garage Door Replacement in Portland, ME

An off-track door (especially hanging at an angle), a car trapped inside with the door stuck, a broken spring with the door stuck open exposing the house, a commercial dock or storefront down at a business, or an opener smoking or sparking. Noisy doors, slow openers, dead remotes, and cosmetic dents can wait for the next regular slot.

Don't force it open. If the spring or cable failed, forcing it can drop the door. If the spring is intact and only the opener is broken, the red emergency-release cord lets you lift the door manually; if the spring is broken, do not pull the release. Call us - car-trapped-inside is a true emergency and we dispatch within hours.

No. A broken torsion spring removes the counterweight, so the door becomes its full 150 to 200 pounds of dead weight on the cables and opener. Lifting it manually is how people hurt their back, snap the other cable, or drop a panel. Leave it where it is and call us.

Don't force the door open or closed, don't lift it manually with a broken spring, and don't pull the opener's emergency release while the door is in the up position - it can drop. Stand clear and let the door rest where it is until we arrive.

Usually within hours. Tell dispatch the address and the nature of the emergency and the closest available tech is routed to you. For commercial dock-down or storefront emergencies in Portland, we'll pull a tech off a non-emergency job to get to you.

No premium on genuine emergencies - off-track door, broken spring with the car trapped, or a commercial dock down. Scheduled non-emergency evening or weekend work goes into the next available regular slot at standard pricing.