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🏡 Garage Door Motor Replacement & Repair Near You

Smooth, Reliable, and Quiet Garage Door Operation Starts Here

When your garage door won’t open or starts making strange noises, it’s often the garage door motor (also called the garage door opener) that’s to blame.

At Your Neighborhood Garage Door Repair, we specialize in garage door motor repair and replacement with fast, friendly service you can trust. We’re your local neighbors here to help your garage door run like new — safely, quietly, and reliably.

📞 Call us today at 940-644-4376
🌐 Schedule online at www.yourneighborhoodgdr.com

⚙️ What Does the Garage Door Motor Do?

Your garage door motor powers the opener system — it’s the “heart” of your garage door. When it starts to fail, you might notice:

  • The door won’t open or close properly

  • The opener light blinks but the door doesn’t move

  • Unusual grinding or humming noises

  • A burning smell or overheating motor

  • Inconsistent remote or keypad response

If you’re seeing any of these signs, your garage door motor may need repair or replacement. Don’t wait until it quits completely — we’ll get it back in shape before it causes a bigger issue.

🧰 Our Garage Door Motor Services

🔧 Garage Door Motor Repair

We’ll inspect your existing garage door opener system, test electrical connections, replace worn gears or circuit boards, and reprogram your remotes. Our goal is to repair before replacing — saving you time and money whenever possible.

⚡ Garage Door Motor Replacement

If your motor has reached the end of its lifespan, we offer top-quality replacements from leading brands like LiftMaster, Genie, and Chamberlain.
You can choose from:

  • Chain Drive Motors – Durable and affordable

  • Belt Drive Motors – Ultra-quiet and smooth

  • Smart Wi-Fi Motors – Control from your phone with advanced security features

All new motor installations include setup, safety testing, and programming of remotes and keypads.

🧭 How to Know When to Replace Your Garage Door Motor

Sometimes, repairing just isn’t worth it — especially if your opener is over 10 years old or parts are discontinued. Replacement is usually best if:

  • The door opener doesn’t have modern safety sensors

  • It lacks backup battery or smartphone capability

  • Repairs are more than half the cost of a new motor

  • The motor is outdated and noisy

We’ll walk you through your options, explain everything clearly, and help you find the best opener for your door and budget.

🏠 Why Homeowners Choose Your Neighborhood Garage Door Repair

  • Neighborly, Local Technicians: We live and work right here in your community — we treat every customer like a neighbor.

  • Fast Response Times: Same-day and next-day service available.

  • Transparent Pricing: Honest quotes and no hidden fees.

  • Top Quality Parts: We only use trusted, name-brand motors and components.

  • Satisfaction Guaranteed: We stand by every job we do with confidence.

“We’re proud to be the garage door team your neighborhood can count on — every time.”

🔋 Maintenance Tip: Keep Your Motor Running Longer

A quick annual check-up can extend your motor’s life and prevent costly breakdowns. Our $99 Annual Tune-Up Program includes:

  • Motor inspection and lubrication

  • Safety sensor alignment

  • Belt or chain tension adjustment

  • Remote and keypad testing

Subscribe once and protect your investment for years to come.

💬 FAQ: Garage Door Motors

Q: How long does a garage door motor last?
A: Most openers last 10–15 years, depending on usage and maintenance.

Q: Should I repair or replace my motor?
A: If your opener is under 8 years old and the issue is minor, repair may be enough. But older or discontinued models are often more cost-effective to replace.

Q: Can I upgrade to a smart garage door opener?
A: Absolutely! We install Wi-Fi-enabled smart openers so you can control your garage door from your smartphone, check its status, and even get alerts when it’s opened.

📞 Ready to Get Rolling Again?

If your garage door motor is struggling, noisy, or unresponsive, don’t wait until you’re stuck inside (or out).
Trust Your Neighborhood Garage Door Repair to bring your system back to life — quickly and affordably.

📞 Call 940-644-4376
🌐 Schedule your service online at www.yourneighborhoodgdr.com

🏠 Frequently Asked Questions

Welcome, neighbor! We’re here to keep your garage door running smoothly and safely. Below are answers to some of the most common questions homeowners have about garage door maintenance, repair, and safety.

How often should I have my garage door inspected?

We recommend a professional garage door inspection at least once a year. Routine inspections help catch worn parts early and keep your door working safely and efficiently all year long.

How can I tell if my garage door is balanced properly?

Pull the red emergency release cord to disconnect your opener, then lift the door halfway by hand. If it stays in place, it’s balanced. If it falls or rises on its own, it’s time for a garage door balance adjustment.

What’s the best way to maintain my garage door?

Keep tracks clean, tighten any loose bolts, and lubricate all moving parts with a silicone-based spray every few months. Regular garage door maintenance helps prevent costly repairs.

How do I know if my rollers need to be replaced?

If your garage door squeaks, shakes, or doesn’t roll smoothly, your rollers may be worn. Cracked or wobbly rollers are a sure sign it’s time for roller replacement.

My garage door is really noisy—should I be worried?

A noisy garage door is often caused by loose hardware, dry rollers, or worn springs. While it might not be urgent, it’s smart to have it checked before the problem worsens.

How long do garage door springs usually last?

Most springs last 7–10 years depending on daily use. If your spring breaks, don’t try to replace it yourself—it’s under high tension and can be dangerous. Always call a professional for garage door spring replacement.

Why won’t my garage door open or close all the way?

It could be a blocked track, misaligned sensors, or worn parts. Every case is different, so a quick inspection will pinpoint the cause.

How can I make my garage door last longer?

Yearly tune-ups, regular lubrication, and tightening bolts can extend your door’s lifespan by years. Think of it like a check-up for your garage!

What should I do if my garage door won’t open manually?

That usually means your spring is broken or the door is out of balance. Don’t force it—it can make things worse.

Is it normal for my garage door to shake or jerk when opening?

Nope! Shaking or jerking often means your rollers or tracks need cleaning or adjustment. A simple tune-up usually fixes it.

How do I clean my garage door?

Use mild soap and water on the panels and wipe away dirt from the tracks. Avoid harsh cleaners that can damage the finish.

Why is my garage door moving slower than usual?

Cold weather, old lubricant, or worn parts can slow your door. It’s usually a minor fix, but a quick tune-up keeps it performing like new.

What kind of lubricant should I use on my garage door?

Always use silicone-based garage door lubricant—not WD-40. It reduces friction and protects moving parts longer.

How do I test the safety sensors on my garage door?

Close the door and wave a broomstick in front of the sensors. If the door reverses, they’re working. If not, they may need cleaning or realignment.

My garage door remote isn’t working—what should I check first?

Try replacing the batteries, ensuring you’re within range, and checking the opener light. If that doesn’t work, your remote may need to be reprogrammed.

What should I do if my garage door gets stuck halfway?

Stop using it immediately. Forcing it could cause more damage. The issue might be a broken spring, cable, or track obstruction.

How do I know if my garage door cables are bad?

Fraying, rust, or loose cables are danger signs. Avoid touching them—garage door cables are under high tension.

Can I replace just one garage door spring instead of both?

It’s possible, but we usually recommend replacing both springs at once. This helps your door stay balanced and prevents uneven wear.

What areas do you service?

We proudly serve the Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex, including Dallas, Fort Worth, Arlington, Plano, Frisco, Irving, and many surrounding communities. If you’re unsure if we cover your area, just give us a call or Click Here to see a more detailed coverage list.

How much does garage door repair usually cost?

Every situation is different! Prices vary depending on what’s wrong and what parts are needed. We’re always honest and transparent about repairs before any work begins.

Do you offer same day service?

Yes! We understand that garage door issues can’t wait, which is why we offer same-day service whenever possible. Just give us a call, and we’ll do our best to be there right away.

Does you work come with a warranty?

Yes! We stand behind our work with a satisfaction guarantee. Your peace of mind matters to us, and we’ll go the extra mile to ensure the job is done right.

Do your springs come with a lifetime warranty?

Yes! As long as we replaced them and you go for our Annual Tune-Up Program* every spring we installed has a lifetime warranty.

What comes with your Annual Tune-Up Program?

Yes! As long as we replaced them and you go for our Annual Tune-Up Program* every spring we installed has a lifetime warranty. Click here to learn more about our Annual Tune-Up Program!