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Garage Door Repair Flagstaff | On Track Garage Door Service

Serving All Flagstaff Neighborhoods Since 1987

✓ 38+ Years Experience ✓ Licensed, Bonded & Insured (ROC #342730) ✓ Mon-Fri: 7am-6pm ✓ 24/7 Emergency Service

Residential garage door services in Flagstaff near you!

Serving Flagstaff with specialized garage door solutions for over 38 years. We understand the unique demands of Flagstaff's diverse neighborhoods and provide expert service throughout the area.

Flagstaff homeowners choose On Track because we're local experts who understand your community's specific needs, from climate challenges to local regulations and architectural styles.

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On Track Garage Door Service
4821 E Indigo St #101, Mesa, Arizona 85205
ROC #342730 - Licensed, Bonded & Insured

Serving all of Flagstaff, Arizona from our Mesa headquarters. Proudly helping over 76,000 amazing residents.

Recent Jobs in Flagstaff

See where we've recently helped Flagstaff residential and commercial customers with their garage door needs. Each marker represents a real job we've completed.

Recent Jobs

22 recently completed jobs

Garage Door Bottom Panel Replacement in Flagstaff

Nov 10, 2025
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E TalmageTrail, Flagstaff, 86004
16x21" Stamp Carriage Bottom Panel Replacement

Clopay Garage Door Installation with Bronze Finish and Insulated Windows

Nov 10, 2025
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E TalmageTrail, Flagstaff, 86004
16 x 8 Clopay DC13 Series Steel Door, Polystyrene Insulation R-Value 18, Bronze Color Finish, Slim Window 37 x 8 Black Frame, Insulated Tempered Clear Glass, 12" Radius Standard Track, Heavy Duty Hardware, Nylon Rollers, 2 Springs Installed

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After - Clopay Garage Door Installation with Bronze Finish and Insulated Windows

Clopay Bridgeport Commercial Garage Door Installation - Wholesale Project

Nov 10, 2025
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E Talmage Trail, Flagstaff, 86004
16x8 Bridgeport garage door installation, 9x8 Bridgeport garage door installation, Charcoal color steel doors, Polyurethane insulation with R-12.9 value, Insulated clear/frosted glass windows, 2-inch track with 12-inch radius, Standard lift configuration, Two torsion springs, Heavy hardware, Premium rollers, Bottom seal, 2-inch vinyl trim

Clopay Modern Steel 8x7 Garage Door Installation in Flagstaff

Nov 10, 2025
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E Talmage Trail, Flagstaff, 86004
2-Layer Intellicore Polyurethane Insulated Door, Charcoal Color Garage Door, Optional Frosted Slim Window Install, 12" Radius Track Standard Lift, Torsion Springs Installation, Heavy Hardware Setup, Nylon Rollers, 2" Vinyl Trim Included

Cedar Trim Garage Door Installation with Dual Door Setup

Nov 3, 2025
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Loren Vickers Overhead Door Inc, Flagstaff, 86003
9x11 Garage Door Install, 9x8 Garage Door Install, 3-inch Cedar Trim, Vinyl Trim Options

Residential Garage Door Service in Flagstaff

Oct 30, 2025
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E TalmageTrail, Flagstaff, 86004
Wholesale - Misc Material

Residential Bottom Panel Replacement in Flagstaff

Oct 9, 2025
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E TalmageTrail, Flagstaff, 86004
LiftMaster Safety Sensor Eyes (Pair)

8x7 Residential Garage Door Section Replacement with Insulation

Oct 9, 2025
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E TalmageTrail, Flagstaff, 86004
White Garage Door Section with Vinyl Back Insulation, Overhead Track Assembly (Large)

Flagstaff Residential Garage Door WiFi Opener Upgrade

Sep 4, 2025
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South Alvan Clark Boulevard, Flagstaff, 86001
LiftMaster 81600 DC Chain Drive WiFi Opener, LiftMaster 7-foot Chain Rail, LiftMaster Vault Emergency Release

Flagstaff Residential CHI Carriage Style Garage Door Replacement

Aug 26, 2025
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E Talmage Trail, Flagstaff, 86004
CHI Overlay Carriage Door Panel Set, Wholesale Miscellaneous Installation Materials

Residential 16x7 Garage Door Panel Replacement and Insulation Upgrade

Jun 23, 2025
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E TalmageTrail, Flagstaff, 86004
LiftMaster 1-Unit Overhead Track (Large 20.25x46 Inch), LiftMaster 1-Unit Overhead Track (Large 20.25x43.375 Inch), Insulated Sectional Door Panels

Residential Garage Door and Opener Service in Flagstaff

Jun 1, 2025
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E TalmageTrail, Flagstaff, 86004
CHI 2347 Garage Door Panels, LiftMaster Residential Garage Door Opener Installation

Flagstaff Residential Garage Door Service and WiFi Opener Installation

May 28, 2025
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E TalmageTrail, Flagstaff, 86004
LiftMaster WiFi Chain Drive Opener, Shipping

Residential Wood Garage Door Service in Flagstaff

May 1, 2025
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E TalmageTrail, Flagstaff, 86004
OnTrac 1U 9' wood garage door panel installation, Custom wood door fitting for high-altitude Flagstaff climate, Thermal and UV-resistant door panel mounting, Precision door seal and alignment for energy efficiency

Flagstaff Residential 12x8 Wooden Garage Door Installation

Apr 8, 2025
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E TalmageTrail, Flagstaff, 86004
Wholesale Wood Door Section, Custom Chevron Wood Door Panel

Residential Garage Door Repair and Installation in Flagstaff

Apr 7, 2025
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E Talmage Trail, Flagstaff, 86004
CHI 2147 Garage Door Panel Replacement, 10x8 Garage Door Installation, 9x8 Double Garage Door Configuration

Residential Garage Door Service in Flagstaff

Apr 7, 2025
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E Talmage Trail, Flagstaff, 86004
Clopay 9208 Garage Door Inspection, Quote Clause Assessment

Residential Garage Door Panel Replacement in Flagstaff

Apr 7, 2025
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E TalmageTrail, Flagstaff, 86004
16x21" Model 4051 Flush Almond Panel Replacement

Flagstaff Residential Wood Garage Door Service

Mar 19, 2025
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E TalmageTrail, Flagstaff, 86004
Wood Door Panel Replacement, Wholesale Door Section

Flagstaff Wood Garage Door Overlay Service

Feb 12, 2025
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Loren Vickers Overhead Door Inc PO Box 3646, Flagstaff, 86003
Wood Door Panel Overlay, Left Side Door Panel Replacement, Right Side Door Panel Replacement, Left Wing Panel Installation, Right Wing Panel Installation

Professional LiftMaster Garage Door Opener Replacement in Flagstaff

Jan 23, 2025
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E TalmageTrail, Flagstaff, 86004
LiftMaster 81600 DC Chain Drive WiFi Opener, LiftMaster 7-foot Chain Rail, LiftMaster Emergency Release Mechanism

Residential Garage Door Panel and Section Replacement in Flagstaff

Jan 23, 2025
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E TalmageTrail, Flagstaff, 86004
Large Garage Door Section with Insulation - Left Side, Large Garage Door Section with Insulation - Right Side

Garage Door Repair Flagstaff | On Track Garage Door Service

Serving All Flagstaff Neighborhoods Since 1987

Deep Flagstaff Expertise

At 7,000+ feet elevation, garage door springs and operators face unique challenges from altitude, rapid temperature changes, and extreme thermal cycling. We use cold-weather lubricants, altitude-compensated spring tensioning, and freeze-resistant seals.

Popular Neighborhoods:

  • • Forest Highlands
  • • Ponderosa Trails
  • • Kachina Village

Premium Communities:

  • • Flagstaff Ranch
  • • Continental Country Club

Same-Day Service Throughout Flagstaff

We offer 24/7 emergency garage door repair throughout all Flagstaff ZIP codes. Call before 2 PM for same-day service. Our mobile service vehicles are fully stocked with parts for all major brands, allowing us to complete most repairs in a single visit.

On Track Garage Door Service Technician in Flagstaff AZ

HOA Compliance Guaranteed

Pre-approved for major Flagstaff communities

Flagstaff receives 100+ inches of snow annually with temperatures dropping to -15°F. We install insulated garage doors (R-16 to R-19), heated track systems, battery backup for power outages, and snow-load rated doors designed for Northern Arizona's severe winter conditions.

Emergency Repair

24/7 emergency service for broken springs, stuck doors, and malfunctioning openers

  • • Same-day service available
  • • Fully stocked service vehicles
  • • All major brands

New Door Installation

Upgrade your home with energy-efficient, HOA-compliant garage doors

  • • HOA approval assistance
  • • Desert-climate rated materials
  • • Free estimates

Preventive Maintenance

Extend your door's life with our desert-climate maintenance programs

  • • High-temp lubricants
  • • UV damage inspection
  • • Spring & cable testing

Custom Cedar Doors

Handcrafted wood doors built in our workshop by master craftsmen

  • • Genuine cedar construction
  • • Custom designs & staining
  • • Premium hardware included

Free Consultation

Expert guidance on the perfect door solution for your home

  • • No-obligation estimates
  • • HOA compliance review
  • • Energy efficiency analysis

Custom Design

Design your perfect door with our interactive door builder tool

  • • Visual design tool
  • • Explore colors & styles
  • • See your home transformed

Commercial Repair

Expert commercial door and loading dock repair for businesses

  • • Roll-up door specialists
  • • Loading dock equipment
  • • Minimal downtime guaranteed

Commercial Installation

Heavy-duty industrial doors and automated sectional systems

  • • Industrial roll-up doors
  • • High-cycle operators
  • • Custom commercial solutions

Flagstaff Desert Climate & Your Garage Door

Built for Arizona's Extreme Weather

Flagstaff's desert climate puts unique demands on garage doors. Our 38+ years of local experience means we know exactly how to protect your investment from Arizona's harsh conditions.

Extreme Heat Protection

Summer temperatures exceeding 115°F can warp panels and degrade seals. We use heat-resistant materials rated for Flagstaff's intense climate.

Monsoon Season Ready

High winds and dust storms require reinforced tracks and weatherproofing. Our installations are engineered for Flagstaff's monsoon conditions.

UV-Resistant Materials

Arizona's year-round intense sunlight fades and cracks standard doors. We use UV-stabilized finishes designed for Flagstaff's elevation and sun exposure.

Professional garage door maintenance in Flagstaff Arizona

Preventive Maintenance Programs

Regular maintenance is critical in Flagstaff's harsh climate. Our seasonal tune-ups include high-temperature lubricants, UV damage inspection, and spring tension adjustments specific to desert conditions.

  • • Spring & Summer: Heat stress inspection
  • • Monsoon Season: Seal & track integrity check
  • • Year-round: Desert dust cleaning & lubrication

Flagstaff-Specific Garage Door Solutions

Winter Climate Specialists

Flagstaff receives 100+ inches of snow annually with temperatures dropping to -15°F. We install insulated garage doors (R-16 to R-19), heated track systems, battery backup for power outages, and snow-load rated doors designed for Northern Arizona's severe winter conditions.

High-Elevation Expertise

At 7,000+ feet elevation, garage door springs and operators face unique challenges from altitude, rapid temperature changes, and extreme thermal cycling. We use cold-weather lubricants, altitude-compensated spring tensioning, and freeze-resistant seals.

Northern Arizona University Hub

NAU brings 30,000+ students creating demand for rental property garage systems. We provide landlord-focused solutions including durable finishes, simple maintenance, and cost-effective repairs for investment properties near campus.

Neighborhoods We Serve in Flagstaff

Forest Highlands

Premier golf community at 7,000+ feet elevation with mountain and forest views

Full Service Coverage

Ponderosa Trails

Family neighborhoods surrounded by Ponderosa pine forests

Full Service Coverage

Kachina Village

Mountain community with cabin-style homes and winter access challenges

Full Service Coverage

Flagstaff Ranch

Golf course community with luxury mountain homes

Full Service Coverage

Continental Country Club

Established neighborhood with varied housing styles

Full Service Coverage

Proudly Serving Flagstaff Landmarks & Surrounding Areas

Our mobile service vehicles serve all areas of Flagstaff, including homes and businesses near these local landmarks.

Lowell Observatory

Northern Arizona University

Arizona Snowbowl

Historic Downtown Flagstaff

San Francisco Peaks

We Also Serve Nearby Cities

Fast response times throughout the East Valley. Our mobile service vehicles are strategically positioned to serve Flagstaff and surrounding communities within 30 minutes.

Authorized Dealer for Premium Brands

We're proud to be authorized dealers for the industry's leading garage door manufacturers, ensuring you receive top-quality products backed by comprehensive warranties.

C.H.I. Overhead Doors
C.H.I. Overhead Doors
LiftMaster Garage Door Openers
LiftMaster
Clopay Garage Doors
Clopay Garage Doors
Genie Garage Door Openers
Genie
Raynor
Raynor
Rytec Doors
Rytec Doors
Amarr Garage Doors
Amarr Garage Doors

What Our Neighbors Are Sayin'

We're proud to serve our community. Here's what some of our happy customers have to say.

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Donald LacKamp

yesterday

"Excellent, professional. Great experience."

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Tom Lentsch

2 days ago

"They have promptly taken care of our 3 doors. Service personnel are always pleasant & qualified."

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Jorge Rivera

2 days ago

"Very knowledgeable and quick to respond!"

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Keith Topp

2 days ago

"Very nice guys who did an efficient job. Very happy with the opener upgrade!!"

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Nancy Walker

5 days ago

"They arrived on time. Very professional and friendly. Worked quickly to address the garage door opener install. Cleaned up after their work was complete."

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Frequently Asked Questions - Flagstaff

The most common and obvious sign is a loud "snap," "bang," or "popping" noise coming from your garage. This is the sound of the high-tension steel spring breaking. After hearing this sound, you will likely notice one or more of the following symptoms: The Door Won't Open: When you press the opener button, the door may only open a few inches and then stop. The Door Feels Heavy: If you disengage the opener (using the red emergency cord) and try to lift the door manually, it will feel incredibly heavy. A 500-pound door is easily lifted by hand when the springs are working, but it is nearly impossible to lift when they are broken. Visible Gap: You can often see the break. Look at the torsion springs, which are the large, heavy coils on the metal bar directly above your closed garage door. A broken spring will have a visible 2-3 inch gap in the coils where it has snapped.
This is the most common question we get, and in nine out of ten cases, the problem is a broken spring, not the opener. This is a common misconception. The device on your ceiling is a garage door "opener," but it does not do the heavy lifting. Its real job is to simply guide the door up and down. The actual power to lift the 300-800 pound door comes from the torsion springs. These springs are wound under extreme tension to perfectly counterbalance the door's weight. When a spring breaks, the opener is suddenly trying to lift the entire dead weight of the door, a job it was never designed for. The opener's safety mechanism rightly detects this "obstruction" (the unmanageable weight) and stops, which is why the door only moves a few inches.
The decision to repair or replace depends on three factors: age, safety, and the cost-effectiveness of the repair. We generally recommend repairing your garage door if: It is relatively new (less than 15 years old). The damage is minor, such as a single dented or cracked panel. It has simple mechanical issues, like worn-out rollers, misaligned tracks, or a faulty safety sensor. The opener is unresponsive, as it may just need reprogramming or a simple part replacement. We generally recommend replacing your garage door if: It is over 15 years old. Parts for older doors can be hard to find, making repairs more expensive than a replacement. It has extensive structural damage, such as multiple warped panels, significant rust, or a failing frame. It requires frequent, recurring repairs. In this case, a new door is more cost-effective in the long run. It is an outdated model that lacks modern safety features or insulation, which can improve your home's security and energy efficiency.
While the final cost depends on the specific problem, a typical garage door repair in Arizona generally costs between $160 and $380. A basic repair (like fixing a roller or cable) is typically in the $98 to $300 range. The most common repair, a torsion spring replacement, usually costs between $150 and $350. A complex repair (like replacing an opener or a major component) can range from $300 to $860. Replacing a single garage door panel can cost up to $1,000, depending on the door's material and style. We provide a detailed cost breakdown for your specific city in our Arizona Cost Guide. We will also provide a firm, upfront estimate before any work begins.
We recommend a professional garage door tune-up once per year. This is the single most effective way to prevent costly, unexpected breakdowns and save money in the long run. Think of it as a small investment for a large return. Over 65% of homeowners who neglect regular maintenance end up paying significantly more for emergency repairs, with a single incident costing between $150 and $350. An annual tune-up, which can cost as little as $100, allows our technician to perform a full safety inspection and preventive service. This includes: Lubricating all moving parts (hinges, rollers) to reduce friction. Checking and aligning the safety sensors. Adjusting the spring tension to ensure the door is balanced. Tightening all nuts and bolts, which can loosen from vibration. This simple service prevents the friction and wear-and-tear that lead to broken springs, frayed cables, and burned-out openers. It extends the life of your door by years, saving you from a premature and expensive $4,000+ replacement.
This is a very common problem during Flagstaff's cold winters. The bottom weather stripping on your door has likely frozen solid to the ice and snow on your concrete driveway. First, DO NOT keep pressing the opener button. The motor is powerful enough to try and lift the door, but since it's frozen shut, you can strip the opener's gears, burn out the motor, or tear the weather stripping off the bottom of the door. Here is the safe way to unfreeze it: 1. Disconnect the Opener: Pull the red emergency release cord (hanging from the opener rail) to disconnect the door from the opener. 2. Melt the Ice: Carefully pour warm water (do not use boiling water, as it can damage the seal or concrete) along the bottom edge where the door meets the ground. A hairdryer or heat gun used on a low setting can also work. 3. Lift Manually: Once the ice is melted, try to lift the door manually. If it feels extremely heavy or won't budge, STOP. This is a sign that your spring may have broken from the cold (see next question). If you are in an emergency, call us for 24/7 service.
A little preventive maintenance in the fall can save you a major headache in the winter. Apply a Sealant: After you've cleaned the bottom rubber weather stripping, apply a thin layer of petroleum jelly or a silicone spray to it. This creates a water-resistant barrier and prevents the ice from getting a solid grip on the seal. Keep it Clear: The most important tip is to always clear snow and ice away from the front of your garage door before it can melt and refreeze. Check Your Seals: Make sure your weather stripping is not cracked, worn, or brittle. A new, flexible seal will be less prone to freezing.
Cold mornings in Flagstaff are the single most common time for a garage door spring to break. This is not a coincidence; it's physics. Garage door springs are made of high-tension steel. As the temperature plummets overnight, the metal contracts and becomes significantly more brittle. All springs have a limited "cycle life" (usually 10,000 opens-and-closes). If your spring is already old, worn, and fatigued, this added brittleness from the cold is the final straw. When you press the button to open the door in the morning, the sudden application of force on the brittle, contracted steel causes it to snap, resulting in the loud "pop" or "bang" you may have heard. This is a critical difference from desert climates, where heat (causing expansion) is the primary environmental factor for failure. In high-altitude areas, cold (causing brittleness) is the culprit.
This is a critical piece of maintenance for high-altitude garages. Using the wrong lubricant will make your problems worse. You must use a lubricant specifically designed for all-weather performance. Look for a silicone-based spray or a lithium-grease spray. These products are rated to perform in freezing temperatures (some as low as -35°F) and will not thicken, "gum up," or freeze. They create a slick, water-resistant film that repels moisture and prevents rust. Crucially, DO NOT use standard WD-40. Standard WD-40 is a solvent (a cleaner), not a long-term lubricant. It will strip away any existing grease and then evaporate, leaving your parts unprotected and attracting dust, which will then freeze.
Yes, this is a local building code requirement that is essential for safety in Coconino County. Unlike Phoenix, Flagstaff and its surrounding areas are subject to high winds and, more importantly, heavy snow loads. The City of Flagstaff has adopted codes specifying a 60 pounds-per-square-foot (psf) ground snow load. Because your garage door is one of the largest (and weakest) structural points of your home, local code requires reinforcement. Coconino County building ordinances, for example, specify that walls adjacent to the garage door opening must be solidly sheathed for structural integrity. This means a standard garage door is often not compliant. You need a "wind load" or "wind-rated" door, which includes heavy-duty reinforcing struts, stronger tracks, and more robust hardware. We are experts in these local building codes and will ensure any new door we install is 100% compliant, safe, and built to withstand a heavy Flagstaff winter.
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