(754) 654-9756

Garage door repair in East Broward

Garage Door Repair Built For Salt Air

We fix broken springs, frayed cables, dead openers and off-track doors across Fort Lauderdale and the beach communities. You get a firm price before any wrench turns, and we carry corrosion resistant hardware because salt air chews through standard parts.

Same day serviceFlat price up frontCoastal grade parts

Free estimate

Tell us what the door is doing. We reply with a flat price before any work starts.

Or call (754) 654-9756. Free estimate, and the service call is free with the repair.

Flat price before we start
Same-day service on most repairs
3 year workmanship warranty, labor only
Free estimate

What we do

Garage door repair and installation

Every job is quoted flat before work starts, and the service call is free when we do the repair.

Garage door repair work in progress
01

Spring Replacement

Torsion springs near the water rust from the inside and snap early. We replace them in matched pairs with galvanized coils, reset the balance, and test the door by hand. Most jobs run $200 to $500 installed.

Close up of a torsion spring on the shaft above a garage door
02

Cables and Drums

Frayed cable is a common salt air failure on older canal side homes. We replace both cables as a set, check the drums for grooving, and re-level the door so it stops pulling to one side.

Chain drive opener being mounted to the ceiling bracket
03

Opener Repair and Install

Dead board, stripped gear, bad safety eyes or a unit that hums and does nothing. Repairs typically run $150 to $300. A new opener supplied and installed is usually $350 to $650 depending on horsepower and drive type.

Technician checking spring balance on a residential door
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Off Track Doors

A door off its track after a bump or a snapped cable is not a DIY fix. We secure the door, reseat the rollers, straighten or replace bent track sections, and check the hinges before we hand it back.

Wall mounted jackshaft opener beside the torsion shaft
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New Door Installation

Replacing a door in Broward means a Miami-Dade Notice of Acceptance or an HVHZ rated Florida Product Approval, because Broward sits in the High Velocity Hurricane Zone, plus a permit and an inspection. We handle the paperwork, pull the old door, and set the new one plumb. If your job prices over $2,500, there is one page you sign yourself, the construction lien law notice in your contract, and we walk you through it first. Single doors typically run $700 to $2,000 installed, doubles $1,200 to $4,000.

Garage door repair work in progress
06

Corrosion Tune Up

Once a year near the beach is not overkill. We lubricate the torsion bar and bearings, tighten hardware, wipe salt residue off the springs and rollers, and reset the opener force. Most tune ups run $90 to $150.

Warning: do not try a spring, cable or torsion repair yourself.

Garage door springs are under extreme tension and can cause serious injury or death if handled without the correct tools and training. Nothing on this page is instruction to repair one. Call (754) 654-9756 and we will handle it. Full safety notice.

Why Harbor

Why Call Harbor

Salt Air Is The Job

Most doors here fail at the hardware, not the panels. We quote galvanized springs, stainless fasteners and coated rollers as the default, because standard parts do not last within a mile of the water.

The Price Comes First

You hear the full number before we open a toolbox, including parts, labor and haul away. If the door needs something we did not expect, we stop and ask you first.

We Are New Here

Harbor just opened, so every job is one we cannot afford to do badly. That means we show up when we say, we explain the failure, and we leave the old parts with you.

Close up of a torsion spring on the shaft above a garage door Chain drive opener being mounted to the ceiling bracket Technician checking spring balance on a residential door Wall mounted jackshaft opener beside the torsion shaft
Garage door technician at work in East Broward

About us

About Harbor

Harbor Garage Door Repair is a new company working the coastal strip of eastern Broward County. We are not going to tell you a story about decades in business, because we do not have one yet. What we can tell you is how we work: one door at a time, priced up front, with the failure explained in plain language before anything gets replaced.

We built the business around what this coastline does to steel. Older waterfront houses, canal lots and garages near a boat lift all corrode faster than the ones inland, so we stock coastal grade hardware and we look at the whole system, not just the part that broke. Call (754) 654-9756 and we will tell you what it takes.

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Service area

Where We Work

We cover Fort Lauderdale and the beach towns around it: Lauderdale-by-the-Sea, Oakland Park, Wilton Manors, Dania Beach, Hallandale Beach, Lighthouse Point and Sea Ranch Lakes. Most of these neighborhoods sit within a mile of salt water, and the door hardware shows it. Call and we will tell you if you are in range.

Questions

Straight answers

How much does a broken spring cost to replace?
Most spring jobs run $200 to $500 installed for a matched pair, depending on the door weight and the spring size. We replace both springs even when one is broken, because the second one is the same age and will fail soon after. Price is confirmed before work starts.
Do I need a permit to replace my garage door?
Yes. In Broward County a door replacement is a permitted job with an inspection, and the door must carry a Miami-Dade Notice of Acceptance or an HVHZ rated Florida Product Approval, because Broward sits in the High Velocity Hurricane Zone. The garage door is part of the home's wind envelope, so this is not paperwork you want skipped.
Why do garage door parts fail faster near the water?
Salt air carries chloride, and chloride pits steel. Springs corrode from the inside of the coil where you cannot see it, cables fray at the drum, and hinge pins seize. A door two blocks from the Intracoastal can need hardware years before an identical door inland does.
Can you come out the same day?
Often yes, especially for a broken spring or a door stuck open, which we treat as a security problem. Call (754) 654-9756 and we will give you a real window rather than a vague afternoon. If we cannot make it today we will say so on the phone.
Should I repair the opener or replace it?
Depends on the failure and the age. Safety eyes, gears and boards are usually worth fixing, and opener repair typically runs $150 to $300. If the unit is old and the gear case is worn, a new opener supplied and installed is $350 to $650 and we will say so.
My HOA has to approve a new door. Can you help?
Yes. Gated and waterfront communities here usually require approval on color, panel style and window inserts before installation. We can give you the product data sheet, the Florida Product Approval number and photos of the model so your board has what it needs to sign off.

Call For A Flat Price

Tell us what the door is doing and we will tell you what it costs. Hurricane season runs June through November, so a stuck or sagging door is worth handling now. (754) 654-9756.

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