Expert Garage Door Repair & Installation in Ottawa

We offer free estimates for new door installations. For repairs, we provide transparent pricing with no hidden fees. Plus, you can currently get $25 OFF repairs or 10% OFF your service call when you book online!

We proudly serve the entire Ottawa region, including Kanata, Nepean, Stittsville, Orleans, Barrhaven, and surrounding communities. Our local technicians are stationed nearby to ensure fast response times.

For attached garages in Ottawa where winter temperatures easily drop below -20°C, we recommend a garage door with an R-value of at least R-12 to R-16. Upgrading to a high R-value polyurethane-insulated door not only keeps the rooms above or adjacent to your garage significantly warmer, but it also reduces your winter heating bills.

Absolutely. We stand behind our work with a comprehensive 7 year warranty on parts and labor. We want you to have total peace of mind knowing your garage door is fixed for the long haul.

Yes. All our team members are trained, certified, and fully insured, giving you peace of mind on every job.

Popping often indicates failing hinges, worn-out rollers, or springs that are binding. Grinding usually points to a lack of lubrication or track misalignment. Continuing to use the door in this state puts immense strain on the entire system and can lead to the door suddenly falling off its tracks. We highly recommend a professional inspection before it turns into a major repair.

Yes. We prioritize urgent requests to make sure your garage doors are safe and functional when you need them most.

You can call us, fill out our online form, or request a quote directly from the website. We make scheduling quick and hassle-free.

This is a built-in safety feature indicating an issue with your photo-eye sensors located at the bottom of the door tracks. First, check to see if anything (even a cobweb or a shovel handle) is blocking the invisible beam. Second, gently wipe the lenses with a microfiber cloth. Finally, make sure the sensors are aligned and facing each other directly, both indicator lights should be solid.

You should only use a high-quality silicone spray or white lithium grease on your garage door’s metal hinges, springs, and the ball bearings of the rollers. Never use WD-40, as it is a degreaser that will strip away necessary lubrication and attract dirt. Furthermore, never lubricate the inside of the metal tracks, they need to remain clean so the rollers can grip and roll, rather than slide.