Keypads, remotes, and sensors in Shreveport, LA are the small parts that make a working door feel broken. Call 318-478-9963 and say whether the wall button still works. That one fact splits a remote problem from an opener or spring problem.
Remotes and keypads
A remote that used to work may need a new battery or a reprogram after a power blink. A keypad outside takes rain. If the buttons feel mushy or the code does nothing while the wall button works, the keypad is the likely part. We confirm before we change it. No prices are listed here.
Photo eyes
Sensors sit a few inches off the floor on both sides of the opening. If they are misaimed, sun-blinded, or fogged from humidity, the door refuses to close or it closes and reverses. Wipe the lenses. Make sure nothing is blocking the beam. If the small lights still blink, call. Do not hold the wall button to override a sensor every day. That is how people get a door on a car or a child.
Opener gears and boards are on the opener repair page. A power cut and the red release are on the power outage guide.
FAQ
The wall button works but the remote does not. Why?
The opener is probably fine. The remote battery, the remote itself, or the programming is the usual cause. Tell us the brand if you can see it on the unit.
The door will not close unless I hold the button. Why?
The photo eyes are open or blocked. Check alignment and clean the lenses. If they look fine, call 318-478-9963. Do not bypass them.
What happens when you call
- Call 318-478-9963. Say Shreveport, LA or the city you are in.
- Describe what the door is doing. Up, down, or stuck partway. A bang, a loose cable, a dead remote. If a car is stuck or the house is open, say so.
- Get a free phone estimate and a time. We say what it sounds like and when someone can come. The repair is quoted again before any work starts. If today is not realistic, we say so.
Call for a free estimate
Call and tell us what the door is doing. We quote before any work starts.