Limited-time specials
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Limited-time specials
Limited-time specials
Garage door stuck in Eagan? We’ll get it moving again, with same- and next-day appointments when available, a free on-site estimate, no trip fee and a 10-year+ parts-and-labor warranty.
Free on-site estimate and an upfront price before any work begins. Most spring and cable repairs run $150–$350.
“Called at 10am on a -25 degree Saturday morning. The local business owner James answered the call and then personally arrived to replace our broken spring. He showed me the corners cut by his competitor on a previous repairs which guaranteed this repeat visit. Recalibrated both openers and warrantied his parts and labor for LIFE! Highly reccomend.”
“Great experience! Home repairs (even something as simple as a garage door) really stress me out, but the expert who replaced the garage door spring (James Whittle) was so pleasant, informative, and professional, the whole thing was a breeze! I'd recommend this company in a heartbeat.”
“James was very knowledgeable and efficient! His response time was remarkable and kept in touch with us throughout the process! Thanks James, our garage door unbelievably quiet now!”
Eagan sits along the Minnesota River in Dakota County, about 23 miles southeast of our shop on Hamel Road. Our technicians cover Eagan along with neighboring Richfield, Bloomington and Edina. Eagan homeowners have left us 5 matched reviews, and the ones below are from recent jobs here.
What do Eagan-area customers call us for? Their reviews mention broken springs, opener problems and noisy or off-track doors. In Eagan, a homeowner’s broken spring was sorted out by James. Another Eagan homeowner’s broken spring was sorted out by James. An Eagan customer called out James by name.
Minnesota winters are hard on garage doors. Cold weather is when worn torsion springs tend to snap and openers start to struggle, so many calls come on the coldest mornings.
The opener strains and the door stops after a few inches, it slams shut or won’t stay up, or you can see a split in the spring on the bar above the door.
Leave the door where it is. Springs hold the door’s full weight, and replacing them safely takes the right tools and parts.
The light comes on but nothing moves, the door stops and reverses for no reason, or the opener has become slow and noisy.
Check the remote batteries and that nothing blocks the safety sensors near the floor. If the opener strains or hums, a broken spring may be the real cause. We carry most common parts on the truck.
The door grinds, squeaks or shakes as it moves, stops partway or comes off its track, or rollers look cracked or wobbly in the track.
Don’t try to straighten a bent track while the door is under tension. Close the door only if it moves freely, and call for a repair.
A complimentary yearly tune-up and safety check to keep your door running smoothly. No code needed. Just ask when you book.
Eagan homeowners choose Today’s Garage Door Repair for honest, fast service from a locally and family owned company. Customers here have mentioned James by name. We’re BBB accredited and backed by 490+ five-star Google reviews, every visit includes a free on-site estimate with no trip fee, and repairs come with a 10-year+ parts-and-labor warranty.
Yes. We repair garage doors throughout Eagan (ZIP 55122 and 55123), plus nearby Richfield, Bloomington and Edina.
Our shop is on Hamel Road, about 23 miles northwest of Eagan. Same-day visits are often possible; call (612) 472-2221 for a time window. Same-day service depends on availability and isn’t guaranteed.
No trip fee, ever. We come out to Eagan and give you a free on-site estimate before any work starts.
Yes. We repair openers that have stopped working and replace ones that are worn out, and you’ll get an upfront price before any work starts.
No. There's no trip fee, and every on-site estimate is free.
In most cases, yes. Same- and next-day appointments depend on availability and aren't guaranteed.
Common repairs such as spring or cable replacements usually run $150–$350. Your technician gives you an exact, upfront price after looking at the door.
A standard new garage door with installation typically runs $1,000–$3,000. Custom designs and high-end materials cost more.
Policies vary. Many cover garage door damage caused by a covered event such as fire, theft or vandalism. Check your policy or ask your insurer.
Yes. Everything is included in the estimate you approve, with no hidden fees.
