Garage door repair in Lake Worth Beach starts at $150 per spring, $95 for cable repair and $275 for a new opener installed, with same-day service seven days a week. We cover the city itself and the unincorporated Lake Worth addresses west of it, and we install commercial doors, including the Amarr 2400 and 2500 series, for the warehouse and service bays in the area. A replacement door needs a Florida Product Approval and a permit from the right building department, which is the city inside the limits and Palm Beach County outside them.
Lake Worth Beach is two places that share a name. The city, renamed from Lake Worth in 2019, is some of the oldest housing in Palm Beach County: 1920s to 1950s bungalows and cottages in College Park, Mango Groves, Tropical Ridge and the streets between Dixie Highway and the Lake Worth Lagoon, where a garage, if there is one, is often small, detached and set at the back of a narrow lot. West of the city, "Lake Worth" on an envelope usually means unincorporated Palm Beach County, mile after mile of 1970s to 1990s subdivisions along Lake Worth Road, Lantana Road and Jog Road with attached two car garages and 16 foot doubles.
The failures follow the housing. In the old city it is age and salt: single doors that have been cycling for decades, cables and bottom brackets rusting within a couple of miles of the lagoon, and openers that were added long after the garage was built, sometimes in less headroom than a standard rail needs. Out west it is volume: thousands of doors that went in within a few years of each other now on their second or third set of springs, and 1990s chain drive openers stripping their gears in summer heat. The area also has a working side, with light industrial and warehouse buildings along the rail corridor and around Boutwell Road, and those bays are where commercial doors like the Amarr 2400 and 2500 series come in.
What we see in Lake Worth Beach
- 1920s to 1950s bungalows in the old city with small, often detached garages and low headroom
- 1970s to 1990s subdivisions in unincorporated Lake Worth with doubles aging in bulk
- Salt air near the Lake Worth Lagoon rusts cables and bottom brackets first
- City permit inside the limits, Palm Beach County permit for unincorporated Lake Worth addresses
- Commercial bays in the light industrial areas, where we quote Amarr 2400 and 2500 series doors
Services we provide in Lake Worth Beach
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Garage door questions in Lake Worth Beach
My address says Lake Worth but I am not in the city. Do you still cover it?
Yes. Most "Lake Worth" addresses west of the city limits are unincorporated Palm Beach County, and we cover all of it. The only practical difference is the permit for a replacement door, which goes through the county rather than the city. Repairs such as springs, cables and openers need no permit either way.
Do you install commercial doors in Lake Worth Beach?
Yes. We supply and install commercial steel sectional doors, including the Amarr 2400 series for openings up to 30 ft 2 in wide and the more economical 2500 series for openings up to 20 ft 2 in wide. Every commercial door is quoted after we measure, with the wind load option specified at order and the Florida Product Approval on the permit.
Our old detached garage has very little space above the door. Can it take an opener?
Usually. A standard rail opener needs about 12 inches of headroom above the door, which many of the older garages in the city do not have. A low headroom track kit or a wall mounted jackshaft opener, $450 to $800 installed, solves it in most cases. We measure first and tell you which one fits.
How much does garage door repair cost in Lake Worth Beach?
Spring replacement starts at $150 per spring, cable repair at $95, opener repair at $95 and opener installation at $275. These are starting prices for a standard single door, and you get a written quote before any work begins.
Are you licensed and insured?
Yes, with a written estimate before work starts and a one year warranty on parts and labor.
