TimpanogosGarage Door

Garage door stuck? We’ll have it moving today.

Broken springs, snapped cables, dead openers, and new doors across Utah County. The technician quotes one flat price at your door before any work starts.

(801) 555-0142

A dispatcher answers, not a phone tree.

Emergency line answered 24/7Same-day slots for calls before 2 pm

Typical drive from our Provo shop
Provo12 min
Orem15 min
Spanish Fork22 min
American Fork26 min
Lehi32 min

Trail register

Flat-rate quote, no charge

A dispatcher calls you back within 15 minutes, 7 am to 8 pm. After hours, call for the emergency line.

What’s your door doing?

Pick the one that sounds right. You’ll get the likely cause, what to do this minute, and what the fix usually costs in Utah County.

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Stop using it
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Same-day fix
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Book this week

Loud bang, now it won’t open

Same-day fix

Likely cause

A torsion spring snapped. Springs are rated for about 10,000 open-and-close cycles, roughly seven to ten years in a busy household, and they usually go on a cold morning.

Right now

Leave the door closed and don’t pull the red release cord. Without its spring the door is 150 lb of dead weight.

$240–$390

Both springs replaced as a matched pair, installed, with a lifetime spring warranty.

Crooked or off its track

Stop using it

Likely cause

A lift cable frayed or a roller jumped the track, usually after the door clipped a bumper or a spring let go on one side.

Right now

Stop using it. Unplug the opener so nobody presses the button, and keep people and cars out from under the door.

$165–$340

Cables and rollers replaced, track realigned, and a full balance test before we leave.

Opener hums, door doesn’t move

Same-day fix

Likely cause

A stripped drive gear or a failed logic board in the opener. The door itself is often fine, which keeps this repair smaller than it sounds.

Right now

Pull the red cord and lift by hand only if the door rises easily and stays put halfway up. If it’s heavy, the spring is the problem, so stop and call.

$135–$290

Opener repaired on the spot. A new belt-drive opener, installed, starts at $545 if repair isn’t worth it.

Closes, then reverses back up

Book this week

Likely cause

The safety sensors by the floor are misaligned, dirty, or blocked. It’s the most common call we get and usually the cheapest fix.

Try this first

Wipe both sensor lenses and check that both little lights glow steady, not blinking. If that fixes it, you don’t need us.

$95–$150

Sensors realigned or replaced, plus a safety-reversal test with a board on the floor.

Loud, shaky, or slow

Book this week

Likely cause

Worn nylon rollers, dry hinges, or a spring losing tension. It’s a warning, not an emergency yet.

Right now

Keep using it, but listen for grinding or a door that sags on one side. Either one means book sooner rather than later.

$129

Flat-rate tune-up: rollers and hinges checked, lubricated, spring balance and opener force reset.

Dented, drafty, or just tired

Book this week

Likely cause

Cracked panels, failed insulation, and older doors without pinch-resistant sections. Past a point, a new door costs less than the next three repairs.

Before we visit

Measure the opening, width by height, and snap a photo of the door from the driveway. That’s enough for a ballpark over the phone.

From $1,450

Single insulated steel door installed and the old one hauled off. Doubles start at $2,150.

Typical Utah County prices, parts and labor. Your flat price is confirmed at the door before work starts.

Three switchbacks from stuck to fixed

No trip fee surprises, no upsell at the door. Here’s how a call to Timpanogos Garage Door goes.

  1. Step 1: Call, or sign the register

    A dispatcher in our Provo shop answers from 7 am to 8 pm, and the on-call tech takes the line overnight. Tell us what the door is doing and when you’re home.

  2. Step 2: One flat price at the door

    The technician finds the failure, shows you the broken part, and quotes one number for the whole job. You say yes before a tool comes off the truck.

  3. Step 3: Fixed on the first visit

    Every truck carries springs, cables, rollers, sensors, and opener parts for the doors common in Utah County, so most jobs finish before we leave the driveway.

Same opening, one afternoon

Drag the post across the photo. This one was a full replacement on an Orem split-level.

Before
Split wood carriage door, paint peeling to bare grain, no insulation.
After
Insulated steel door in a cedar-grain finish, new track and a quiet belt-drive opener.
On site
One afternoon. The old door hauled away the same trip.
After: a new horizontal cedar-grain garage door

Before: a weathered blue wooden garage door with peeling paint.

Use the arrow keys on the slider to compare, too.

Signed in the register

4.9

Average from 380 Google reviews

  1. Mar 2026

    Kelsey M.Orem

    Spring snapped at 6:40 am with both cars inside. The tech was in our driveway by 9:15, quoted $310 at the door, and we were out by ten.

  2. Feb 2026

    Priya S.Lehi

    The price at the door matched the range on their website. That alone got my review. The door is quieter than it’s been in years, too.

  3. Jan 2026

    Dan R.Spanish Fork

    They talked me through cleaning the sensors over the phone and didn’t charge a thing. Guess who I called when we needed a new door.

  4. Dec 2025

    Tom & Anne W.Highland

    Cable snapped during a Sunday snowstorm. The on-call tech came up the canyon road anyway and had it balanced and safe inside an hour.

Topographic map of Utah Valley with the towns served by Timpanogos Garage Door and the summit of Mount Timpanogos Timpanogos 11,752 ftProvo 12 minOrem 15 minSpringville 16 minLindon 19 minMapleton 20 minPleasant Grove 22 minSpanish Fork 22 minAmerican Fork 26 minHighland 30 minAlpine 32 minLehi 32 minSaratoga Springs 38 min
Contours every 250 ft, traced from USGS-derived elevation data. The gold dot is our Provo shop; minutes are typical drive times. Select a town for its page.

The whole valley below Timp

Trucks run the I-15 corridor from Saratoga Springs to Mapleton every day. If your town is listed, a same-day visit is on the table.

Towns served and typical drive time from the Provo shop
TownDrive time
Provo12 min
Orem15 min
Springville16 min
Lindon19 min
Mapleton20 min
Pleasant Grove22 min
Spanish Fork22 min
American Fork26 min
Highland30 min
Alpine32 min
Lehi32 min
Saratoga Springs38 min

Eagle Mountain, Santaquin, or up a canyon? Call dispatch. We run outlying towns on scheduled days.

Asked at the trailhead

Something else? Dispatch answers at (801) 555-0142.

Can you really come today?

Most calls placed before 2 pm get a technician the same day, Monday through Saturday, anywhere in Utah County. After that we book the first slot the next morning, unless the door is stuck open or a car is trapped inside. Those go to the on-call tech tonight.

How do I know what it will cost?

The technician diagnoses the door, shows you the worn or broken part, and quotes one flat price for the whole job before any work starts. The price ranges on this page are typical of Utah County jobs; your flat price is confirmed on site.

Is a broken spring dangerous?

The spring is already released, so the danger is in what people do next. Do not pull the red emergency cord and lift the door by hand. Without a spring it can weigh 150 lb or more and drop. Leave it closed, call us, and we will replace both springs as a matched pair.

Do you service every brand?

Yes. Clopay, Amarr, Wayne Dalton, Martin, and the builder-grade doors in most Utah County subdivisions, plus LiftMaster, Chamberlain, Genie, and Craftsman openers. The trucks carry the common springs, cables, rollers, and opener parts, so most repairs finish on the first visit.

Are you licensed and insured?

Yes. We carry a Utah contractor license and full liability insurance, and the technician will show you both on request before any work starts.

Door fixed. That’s the summit.

Call before 2 pm and most Utah County doors are running again before dinner. You get one flat price before any work starts.

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