Snapped spring, frayed cable, or an opener that quit? Call or text and tell us what the door is doing. We repair most brands and install new Haas and C.H.I. doors.
Quick answer: We fix springs, cables, rollers, openers and panels across Sun Prairie. The estimate is free. Same-day repair is often possible when parts are on hand.
Sun Prairie is a city of about 36,000 people just northeast of Madison, in Dane County. Since we come in from the east, it is one of the easiest towns on our list to reach. Homes here range from older houses near the center of town to newer subdivisions at the edges, so the doors and openers run from decades old to nearly new.
An opener that is 20 years old can still run, but parts get harder to find. If the gear or circuit board fails on an older unit, we give you two prices: one to fix it and one to replace it with a LiftMaster. Then you pick the option that fits your plans for the house.
Newer homes often have a wide insulated steel door on a belt-drive opener. These doors are quiet and hold heat well. The first big repair on one is usually a broken spring. A standard spring is rated for about 10,000 cycles, and at four to six cycles a day that works out to roughly five to seven years.
Run the door up and down a few times in the fall and listen. Grinding, popping or a jerky start all point to a part that needs attention. Look at the bottom seal from inside with the door closed. If you can see daylight under it, snow and cold air will get in too.
More on this: Sun Prairie garage doors: opener age and repair choices.
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A broken spring usually runs $220 to $420. An opener repair usually runs $180 to $440, and a new belt-drive opener $480 to $780. These are reference ranges. You get a firm price before any work starts.
Yes. It sits northeast of Madison on the side we come in from, which makes it one of our easier trips. Call or text with your address and what the door is doing.
It depends on the age of the unit and which part failed. A worn gear or a bad safety sensor is often worth fixing. An old opener with a dead circuit board is often better replaced. We price both so you can compare.
