Opener repair & installation in Katy, TX

The door's fine — the motor gave up.

Dead remotes, grinding trolleys, boards fried by a storm surge, sensors knocked out of line — we repair every major opener brand, and when it's time, install whisper-quiet belt drives and smart openers you control from your phone.

LiftMaster · Chamberlain · Genie Battery backup options
Garage door opener being installed on a ceiling rail

Common opener problems we fix

Door reverses before closing
Usually misaligned photo-eye sensors or travel limits — a quick, satisfying fix.
Motor hums but nothing moves
Stripped trolley or gear kit — we carry replacements for common models.
Remotes & keypads dead
Reprogramming, new remotes, and rolling-code security updates.
Storm-damaged boards
Gulf-coast lightning is hard on logic boards. We repair or replace them — and recommend surge protection.
Opener strains or screeches
Often a door balance problem, not the motor — we check springs first so you don't buy an opener you don't need.
No power backup
Battery-backup openers keep the door working through outages — worth it in hurricane season.

Thinking of upgrading?

If your opener predates 1993 it lacks the photo-eye safety sensors required since — that's an immediate replace. Otherwise, the case for a new opener is usually comfort:

  • Belt drives run dramatically quieter than old chains — a big deal under a bedroom.
  • Smart openers alert your phone when the door opens and let you close it from anywhere.
  • Wall-mount (jackshaft) units free the ceiling entirely — ideal for storage racks or tall SUVs.
  • Battery backup keeps the door moving when the power isn't.

Every install includes

Force & travel limits set to your door's weight
Safety-reverse and photo-eye alignment test
Remotes, keypad & app paired before we leave
Old opener hauled away
Related services
Garage Door Repair →If the door itself is the problem New Door Installation →Pair a new opener with a new door 24/7 Emergency Service →Locked out with a dead opener

Tell us the opener's brand and what it's doing.

A photo of the unit helps — model stickers are usually on the back panel.