Residential Doors,
Fixed Right.

A single torsion spring replacement typically runs $180–$280 depending on wire size, diameter, and wind. We quote on-site before touching anything. Replacing both springs at once is recommended if one breaks — they're usually the same age, and a second call costs more than doing both now.

We aim to arrive within 30–90 minutes anywhere in Metro Vancouver, 24 hours a day. After hours calls are answered by a technician, not an answering service, so you get an accurate ETA on the call.

Usually not. Most remote failures are a dead battery, a desynced remote, or a faulty wall button — all simple fixes. We diagnose first and replace only what's actually failed. If the motor board or main PCB is gone, we'll tell you straight and quote a replacement if it makes more sense.

We supply and install steel raised-panel, carriage-house, full-view glass aluminum, and insulated steel doors from major manufacturers. We'll take your measurements, show you options in your budget, and handle delivery and installation in one appointment.

Yes — we program LiftMaster, Chamberlain, Genie, Craftsman, and most universal remotes and keypads on site. We also set up myQ and Aladdin Connect Wi-Fi apps so you can control the door from your phone.

Almost always. A tune-up catches worn rollers, loose hardware, dry springs, and limit drift before they become a breakdown. It's the cheapest visit you'll book — and far cheaper than an after-hours emergency call when the door fails during a busy morning.

Yes. We work with strata councils and property managers on multi-unit residential buildings — parkade doors, individual unit doors, and maintenance contracts. We provide written quotes and documented service records.