Logic boards & motors
Openers that hum, click or won’t respond.
Garage door opener repair fixes the motor unit that raises and lowers your door: the logic board, motor and capacitor, drive gears, belt or chain, travel limits, safety sensors and the remotes and keypads that control it. Many “opener” problems are really a blocked sensor or an unbalanced door, so we check the whole system. Eagle Automatic Gate & Door repairs openers on all major brands across the Bay Area.
Updated October 2026
We test the whole system, then fix what actually failed.
“The garage door that won’t stay closed is one of our most common calls, and the fix is usually simple once you know where to look.”
Usually the safety sensors by the floor: dirty lenses, a bumped bracket or sun shining straight into one. Clean them and check that both lights are steady. If it reverses on its own with nothing in the way, the close force or travel limit may need adjusting, or the door may be binding or out of balance. Don’t turn the force up to “fix” it; that defeats the safety. Call our specialist.
Ask a gate specialistHeadquartered in Campbell, we serve the South Bay, Peninsula, East Bay, North Bay and Santa Cruz County. Visits are by appointment.
Still not sure? Call us and describe what your gate is doing.
Often a failed capacitor, stripped gear or a door that’s too heavy because of a broken spring. Don’t keep pressing the button; call us.
A dead remote battery, lost programming or a lock-out setting on the wall control. We reprogram or replace remotes.
It depends on the part. We diagnose first and give a written price.
Repair makes sense for newer openers with one failed part; old, noisy or unsafe openers are often worth replacing.
Yes, all major garage door opener brands.
Our work is backed by a parts and labor warranty, and new doors and openers carry the manufacturer’s warranty.