Trusted Garage Door Repair West Palm Beach

Pricing depends on spring size, cycle rating and door weight. Whether you need a single 10,000-cycle torsion spring or a matched pair, we quote your exact price in writing before any work begins.

For any new install, yes. Palm Beach County sits inside Florida's Wind-Borne Debris Region, so new doors must be impact-rated and wind-pressure-rated. If you're in Broward's HVHZ, doors also need NOA approval with TAS 201/202/203 testing. Existing doors aren't forced out, but a non-rated door is the weakest link on your house during a storm.

Pricing varies by size, insulation, window inserts, finish and any header or jamb reinforcement an older home may need. We measure and provide a free written estimate on-site before any work begins.

Many Florida homeowners may qualify for wind-mitigation credits after upgrading to an NOA-rated impact door, but actual savings vary by carrier, policy and home. We can supply the OIR-B1-1802 wind-mitigation documentation your inspector and carrier may request — check with your insurance provider for what you specifically qualify for.

The usual suspects: a misaligned safety sensor (look for a blinking LED on the photo eyes), a snapped torsion spring (visible gap in the coil), a frayed or broken cable, a door that's jumped off its track, or a tired logic board in the opener. Diagnosis is free with any repair we perform.

A standard 10,000-cycle spring lasts 7–10 years on a typical home, while a 20,000-cycle premium spring runs 14–20 years. Coastal humidity and salt accelerate wear, so a coastal West Palm Beach home built around 2005 with original springs is almost certainly on borrowed time.

We lean toward replacement if your opener is past 10 years old, grinds or hesitates, lacks Wi-Fi control, or has needed multiple repairs in the last year. A LiftMaster 8500W jackshaft adds smartphone control plus battery backup that survives South Florida outages — quoted in writing before any work starts.

HVHZ (High-Velocity Hurricane Zone) covers Miami-Dade and Broward and demands NOA-approved doors and the strictest testing. WBDR (Wind-Borne Debris Region) covers Palm Beach County and most of coastal Florida with a slightly less aggressive standard. We only sell doors that meet HVHZ specs — stronger never hurts when a storm rolls in.