Garage Door RepairSpokane Valley, Washington

Garage Door Keypads, Remotes, and Sensors in Spokane Valley, WA

Remote dead, keypad ignored, or the door reverses before it hits the floor. Often the sensors. Sometimes the spring.

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Chain-drive garage door opener on a garage ceiling
Chain-drive garage door opener on a garage ceiling.

Keypads, remotes, and sensors in Spokane Valley, WA are the small parts that stop an otherwise good door. The photo eyes near the floor are the usual reason a door goes down and comes right back up. A keypad that stopped overnight is often a battery. A door that got heavy is not a keypad problem.

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Chain-drive garage door opener on a garage ceiling
Chain-drive garage door opener on a garage ceiling.

We aim the sensors, replace a bad eye, and program remotes and keypads to the opener you already have when the brand allows it. If the logic board will not learn a remote, we say whether a repair or a new opener makes sense. Details on opener repair. No prices online.

Low winter sun across a south-facing door on Sprague or in Greenacres can wash out a sensor the same way a dirty lens does. Wipe the lens before you assume the eye is dead. If it still reverses, call.

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FAQ

Why does the door only close when I hold the button?

The opener is not seeing both photo eyes. A blocked lens, a loose wire, or a bad eye is the usual cause. Holding the button bypasses that check. Fix the eyes. Do not live on the bypass.

Can you program a keypad I bought at the store?

Often, if it matches the opener brand and the learn button still works. Bring the model when you call, or read it off the head unit.

The sensors look fine but the door is heavy. What now?

Leave the sensors. A heavy door is a spring, a freeze, or a bind. Call 509-414-6152 and describe the weight.

What happens when you call

  1. Call 509-414-6152. Tell us your city or neighborhood.
  2. Describe what the door is doing. Up, down, or stuck partway. A bang, a loose cable, a dead remote, or a door frozen to the slab. If a car is stuck inside or the house is open, say so.
  3. Get a free estimate and a time. We tell you what it sounds like, how the job is quoted, and the soonest a technician can come. If that is not today, we say so.

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Tap to call and tell us what the door is doing. The repair is quoted before any work starts.

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