Prices
Priced upfront, before we start
Every repair starts with the service call, taken off the bill when we do the work. New doors and openers are quoted in writing after a free visit. These are the ranges most jobs fall in.
Service call
$89
taken off the bill when we do the repair
- Torsion springs, the pair
- From $289
- Opener, supplied and fitted
- From $480
- Evenings, Sundays and holidays
- +$60
- A quote for a new door
- Free, in writing
Spring and tune-up
$289–$420
A pair of high-cycle torsion springs and a full tune-up of the door.
- Two 20,000-cycle springs
- Cables and bottom brackets checked
- Rollers and hinges oiled
- Door balanced on its springs
- Safety eyes and force tested
New two-car door
$1,650–$3,400
A 16 × 7 ft insulated steel door with new tracks, springs and seals, fitted in a day.
- Measured and chosen with you
- R-12 to R-18 insulated sections
- New tracks, springs and cables
- Old door taken away
- Five-year workmanship warranty
Opener, fitted
$480–$790
A quiet belt-drive or wall-mount opener with two remotes and a keypad.
- Battery backup for power cuts
- App control and a wall keypad
- Safety eyes aligned and tested
- Old opener taken away
A door, step by step
Every door goes in the same way, stage by stage.
- 01
Measure the opening
Width, height, headroom over the opening and side room at both jambs, so the door, tracks and springs are ordered to fit, not cut down on the day.
- 02
Tracks up the jambs
The old door down safely with its springs unwound first, then new vertical and horizontal tracks set plumb and level and lagged into solid wood.
- 03
Stack the sections
The bottom section with its seal goes in first, then each section above it on its hinges and rollers, from the floor up.
- 04
Wind the springs
The torsion spring on its shaft over the header, wound to the door's weight with steel winding bars, the cables even on both drums.
- 05
Hang the opener
The opener on the ceiling, its rail to the top of the door, the force and the travel set so it stops gently at the floor.
- 06
Balance and safety test
The door lifted by hand to check it stays put halfway, then run up and down with the safety eyes and the reverse tested before we leave.
Book a free quote
Pick a time for Marcus or a lead technician to come out. We'll measure the opening, look at the springs and the opener, and leave you a written quote.
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Deposits and visits
Hold an install date with a deposit, or book a tune-up or a spring repair for a door we fitted, or someone else did.
Install deposit
$250
Holds your date and orders the door, taken off the bill
Tune-up visit
$129
Rollers, hinges and springs oiled, balance and safety checked
Spring repair
$289
A pair of torsion springs on a standard door, fitted
Questions
Why is the price a range?
Because the door decides a lot: its size and weight, single or double springs, steel or wood, how much headroom there is, and whether the tracks can stay. The written quote after we've looked at it is a fixed price.
Should I replace both springs?
Yes, on a door with two springs. They were wound the same day and have done the same number of cycles, so when one breaks the other is close behind. Doing both costs a little more now and saves a second call-out.
How do I pay?
Repairs when the door is working and you've tried it. For a new door, a deposit orders it and holds the date, the rest when it's fitted. Card, check or bank transfer.
What does the warranty cover?
Our workmanship for five years on a new door and one year on a repair: a door we fitted that binds, falls out of balance or comes off its track because of the way we fitted it. Springs, openers and doors also carry their makers' warranties. It doesn't cover a door driven into, or a spring past its cycles.