Garage door repair in the Upstate...
 

...anyone have any leads? Damn thing is trash, it might be able to be repaired, but maybe not, it's beyond the scope of my "fixerupitude", if anyone has had any work done, reasonably priced of course, I'd be greatly obliged.

Re: Garage door repair in the Upstate...
 

whats wrong with it? the door itself damaged in the wind the other night? or something with the track/motor?

Re: Garage door repair in the Upstate...
 

Look up overhead door company in greenville. Lowes/Home depot both have configurators for designing and installing a new one. They're acatually more affordable than you think.

Re: Garage door repair in the Upstate...
 

ASAP Services out of Columbia is good.

Re: Garage door repair in the Upstate...
 

Thanks guys, yea Johnnyb, the door is effed up, motor is great, I have a VERY tight garage, and moved from a house with a huge garage, twice we (ok, "I", can't throw this one on the wifey) closed the damn door before pulling the car all the way in, now the bracket from the motor to the door is compromised, loosened nearly completely. My old garage door would immediately go back up if it touched something, this one continues to crush like a trash compactor, it was an ugly sight, it crumpled right in the middle.

Re: Garage door repair in the Upstate...
 

You should look on the inside of the door (interior side). There should be a sticker or decal telling you who installed it. If not there, look on the motor. Whoever installed it should be called to fix it.