Fast, Reliable Garage Door Opener Repair & Installation 

Belt drive garage door openers are the quietest option available. Known for their smooth operation and dependability, they are typically backed by lifetime warranties, though warranty details can vary by manufacturer. The only downside is their higher price compared to other types.

Chain drive openers are generally the most affordable option. They are durable, reliable, and often less expensive than belt drives, making them a popular choice for detached garages.

Screw drive openers use a threaded steel rod to move a lifting mechanism that opens and closes the door. They are powerful and require minimal maintenance due to fewer moving parts. While newer models perform well, older versions can be noisy and may experience issues in cold climates

A direct drive (jackshaft) opener mounts to the wall beside the garage door, freeing up ceiling space. This allows for maximum storage and is ideal for low or cathedral ceilings. These openers are known for being quiet, reliable, and efficient, making them a great choice for those looking to optimize garage space.

Here are some issues our technicians see:

• Lightning/Power Surges
• Sagging Chain/Belt
• Intermittence
• Noisy
• Door Hums But Doesn’t Move
• Remote Not Working
• Wall Button Not Working
• Opener Blinks But Doesn’t Move

Here at Precision, our technicians are trained to repair ALL major brands, including LiftMaster, Chamberlain, Genie, Marantec, Sears, Overhead Door, Raynor, Stanley, Craftsman, and more! Give us a call today.

Very often when your garage door opener is not functioning properly, it can be repaired. Diagnosing and repairing your existing motor may be a less expensive option than replacing the entire unit. We often recommend repair over replacement for this reason. We always maintain a full inventory of garage door opener parts on our trucks, so we can ordinarily repair it in a single visit. That being said, garage door openers, like most other technologies today, are changing rapidly to include features that make your life easier and more secure. You can count on your Precision Garage Door Service of Jacksonville technician to expertly inform you about the newest garage door openers and accessories available.

Non-Compliant Openers

Federal Regulations (UL 325) were updated in 1993, which made garage door openers safer. If yours was manufactured prior to that date, it is unlikely your house would even pass an inspection with it. So, we recommend replacement in this situation.

Safety Concerns with a Brand

If a manufacturer has been successfully sued for safety defects, we will not repair that model.

No Safety Eyes

If the safety eyes are not present, the opener does not meet UL 325 compliance. Again, your house would be unlikely to pass an inspection if your garage door has no safety eyes. Therefore, we will typically recommend replacement.

Brand No Longer Exists

Parts for these types of openers will be unavailable, and replacing is usually the only option.

An unbalanced door can cause garage door opener issues. That’s why Precision Garage Door Service of Jacksonville always performs a balance test on your door, as recommended by the Door & Access Systems Manufacturers Association (DASMA). If the door is not balanced, it will exert an inordinate amount of stress on the opener and strip the garage door opener gear. One cause of an unbalanced garage door is having the wrong size spring(s) on the door. If the door is heavy, the opener sprocket can be stripped. Precision Garage Door Service of Jacksonville will always let you know if this is a potential problem and help restore your garage door opener to working order.