Garage door opener repair in Napa
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Orsini repairs garage door openers across Napa from $185, which covers the diagnosis and the usual part, like a gear or a sensor. If the opener hums, clicks or ignores the remote, we find out why before anything gets replaced.
Signs the opener needs work
- The motor whirs, but the door won't budge.
- The door begins to close, then reverses.
- The opener light blinks and the door stays put.
- The remote and the wall button both stopped working.
What it costs
Opener repair
from $185Diagnosis plus the usual part, like a gear or sensor, and a logic board check.
What raises the price
A replacement logic board or motor.
New opener
from $695Opener, rail, two remotes and a keypad, with the battery backup California requires, and the old unit removed.
What raises the price
A belt drive, a wall-mount opener, or extra remotes.
Service call $59, waived when you go ahead with the repair.
Prices checked November 2026
How the visit goes
- Step 1: Call or book Pick a time window by phone or online.
- Step 2: We diagnose and price it You get the price at the door, and the work starts when you say yes.
- Step 3: Fixed and tested We test the door, then take the old parts away.
Opener acting up? Call (707) 754-1755 or book a time online.
Opener questions
How much is an opener repair in Napa?
From $185. That covers the diagnosis and the usual part, like a drive gear or a safety sensor, plus a check of the logic board. A replacement logic board or motor raises it. You get the price at the door, and the work starts when you say yes.
Is it worth repairing an older opener?
A worn gear or a bad sensor is usually worth fixing. An opener made before 1993 may have no photo eyes at all (16 CFR 1211), so on one that old you get the repair price next to a new-opener price, and you pick.
Do new openers in California need a battery backup?
Yes. Since July 1, 2019, every garage door opener sold or installed in California has to have a battery backup (SB 969). A new opener from us comes with one.