Garage door repair in Fayette, close to our Berry service office

Fayette incorporated in 1821 as La Fayette and took its short name in 1898, so it is an old town by Alabama standards. Houses near downtown have single-car garages and detached buildings, while newer homes on the edges of town have attached two-car garages. Older doors here commonly run on extension springs stretched along the horizontal tracks, and when one breaks the door drops hard on that side. We replace springs in pairs, add the safety cable that keeps a broken spring from flying, or talk through converting the door to torsion springs.

Fayette County is mostly owner-occupied, and many rural properties around town have a shop or pole barn with its own overhead door. Those doors are often wider or taller than a house door and see heavy use. Tell us the size when you call, since a big shop door can need heavier springs than a standard residential one. For homes without power for a while after storms, a new opener with battery backup keeps the door working.