Before you wait at home for a technician, call us. A dead remote, a door that reverses or an opener with no power is often fixed in a few minutes with Abby talking you through it — free.
Call (516) 493-4682, or send Abby a short video on WhatsApp (917-544-6146).
We only ask you to do what is safe from the floor: look at lights, press a button, change a battery, clean a sensor.
If the door works again, that is the end of it. The call costs nothing.
We book a visit with the right parts on the truck. Weekday visits have no service call; Sundays have a $39 service call, and after-hours (after 7 PM) and holiday visits $69.
Detached garages at the back of the lot are far from the street. Battery, antenna and bulb checks bring the range back in most cases.
The safety sensors can’t see each other — knocked by a bin, dirty, or blinded by low sun. We help you line them up.
The wall control is in lock (vacation) mode. One button press fixes it once you know which one.
A tripped GFCI outlet or breaker, common in older garages wired after the fact. We tell you where to look.
We walk you through setting a new PIN, or changing the keypad battery.
How to use the red emergency release safely, and how to reconnect the opener when power returns.
If a spring above the door has a gap, a cable hangs loose, the door sits crooked or out of its track, or it drops fast when lifted by hand — leave it closed, keep cars and children away and wait for a technician. Springs and cables carry the full weight of the door.
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Appointments Sunday–Thursday 7 AM–7 PM and Friday 7 AM until 2 hours before Shabbat; closed on Shabbat and Jewish holidays.