Great company with nice prices and very kind staff
Paul Yoho
When your garage door opener stops working, you’re stuck lifting a heavy door by hand, or worse, you can’t get your car out at all. Up & Down Garage Doors repairs, replaces and installs garage door openers for homes and businesses across Connecticut and Texas. Our technicians work on all major brands, including LiftMaster, and install belt drive, chain drive and smart openers, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
Whether you searched for garage door opener repair near me or need a replacement garage door opener today, one call connects you with a local technician.
Safety first: if the door is heavy to lift by hand, a spring may be broken. Don’t use the opener; call us instead.
Before you call, try these simple checks:
Check the power.
Make sure the opener is plugged in and the outlet or breaker hasn’t tripped.
Replace the remote battery.
If the wall button works but the remote doesn’t, the battery is the usual cause.
Turn off the lock or vacation mode
on the wall control, which blocks remotes.
Check the safety sensors.
If the door reverses or won’t close, clean the sensor lenses and make sure the lights on both sides are steady.
Check the manual release.
If the motor runs but the door doesn’t move, the trolley may be disconnected, or a gear, belt or chain may be broken.
Repair is usually the best choice for newer openers with problems like remote or keypad issues, misaligned sensors, belt or chain adjustments and worn gears. Replacement makes more sense when the opener is 10–15 years old or more, repairs would cost around half the price of a new unit, it keeps failing, or you want features like Wi-Fi control, battery backup or a quieter motor. We’ll give you an honest recommendation either way.

Opener problems are sometimes caused by the door itself. See our garage door repair and garage door springs pages.
Our garage door opener services cover every part of the system, from the motor to the remote.

Here is what our technicians do:
Our garage door opener repair service fixes motors that hum but don’t lift, doors that reverse on their own, broken belts and chains, stripped gears, faulty logic boards and wall controls. If you need to repair a garage door opener quickly, our technicians carry common parts so many repairs are finished in one visit.
LiftMaster is one of the most common opener brands we see. Our LiftMaster garage door opener repair covers gears, belts, chains, logic boards, sensors, remotes and keypads, as well as reprogramming after a repair.
When an opener is worn out, our garage door opener replacement service removes the old unit and installs a new one sized for your door, including a replacement garage door motor, rail, remotes and sensors.
Our garage door opener installation service covers new doors and upgrades. We mount the opener, set the force and travel limits, install and align the safety sensors and program your remotes and keypad.
A smart opener lets you open, close and check your garage door from your phone, get alerts and give access to family or deliveries. We install and connect Wi-Fi openers and add-on smart controllers.
We program new remotes and keypads, replace damaged wall controls and realign or replace safety sensors so the door reverses correctly.
We work on all major brands, including LiftMaster, Chamberlain, Genie and Craftsman.
We install, repair and replace every common type of opener:

Getting help is simple:
Call (475) 267-4105.
Tell us your opener brand and what it’s doing. A photo of the label helps.
A local technician comes to you.
We diagnose the problem and give you a price before any work begins.
Fixed and tested on site.
We repair or replace the opener, set the limits and safety reverse and test every remote before we leave.
Don’t compromise on safety and precision when your garage door breaks down. Here is our commitment to you:

Call (475) 267-4105 or see our prices.
The price depends on a few factors:
We are proud as well as grateful for every review our customers write so we can become more and more helpful since there are no limits to professionalism. If you're looking for a garage door specialist, take your time and read what customers think about us and our services. We are hopeful that you will be impressed.
Great company with nice prices and very kind staff
Paul YohoI saw a lot of positive reviews here before hiring you. They helped me to make up my mind. After you repaired my garage door I have nothing special to add. As any other of your customers I want to say thanks for being so prompt and helpful!
Aurora BrooklynFinally the opener works after your repair. Finally someone skilled because I was too tired to keep looking…. already decided to leave the things as they were. Thanks!
Donald WattsThanks for the regular maintenance!! The door works like a new one
Dana BlaineThanks for my new door. It's amazing
Donald SmithThe other day I opened my door, everything seemed alright, but it suddenly decided to close…nearly killed my dog. I was terrified and called for help asap. Thankfully I found you. Thanks for the fast response..it meant a lot to me
Jeremiah DonaldUsually a stripped gear, a broken belt or chain, or a disconnected trolley. We can diagnose and fix it on site.
Most often the safety sensors are misaligned or dirty. Damaged rollers or tracks and incorrect force settings can also cause it.
Yes. Most opener problems can be repaired, which is often more affordable than a full replacement.
Consider replacement if the opener is 10–15 years old or more, fails often, or repairs would cost around half the price of a new one.
Yes. We repair LiftMaster openers and all other major brands.
A belt drive opener is quieter, which is ideal for attached garages. A chain drive opener is strong and economical, which suits heavy doors and detached garages.
Most installations take about two to three hours, depending on the system.
For many homeowners, yes. They add remote control, alerts and access sharing from your phone.
Sometimes. If the rail and door are in good shape, we can replace the motor unit. If parts aren’t available, a complete replacement is usually better.
Test the safety reverse and sensors monthly, keep the rail and chain lubricated where the maker recommends it, and have the door and opener checked once a year.