Owner-operated garage door service for Brookline homes and businesses: broken springs, openers, cables and stuck doors, plus new Amarr doors with a written price before any work starts.
$150-$850 · varies by repair
$1,678-$13,081 · priced in the Door Builder
$325-$750 · varies by door weight
$574-$1,229 · varies by model
$300-$850 · $300 minimum, repair included
$200-$400
Broken door fixed with two reinforcement struts, then lubricated and adjusted.
Tune-up on an older door: repaired a section and added hinges, adjusted the tracks and spring, balanced and lubricated the door.
Finished, invoiced jobs from our Jobber records. We leave out customers' names and street addresses.
The typical home in Brookline was built in 1938, and nearly all were built before 1990. If the opener in one of those garages has never been replaced, check for the two small safety sensors near the floor. Openers made since 1993 must reverse when something is in the door's path (federal rule 16 CFR 1211), and photo-eye sensors are how nearly all of them do it. An opener with none is usually older than the rule and worth replacing.
Standard garage door springs are commonly rated for about 10,000 open-and-close cycles. At four cycles a day that is about seven years, so a door installed before 2019 that still has its original springs has usually passed that rating.
About half of Brookline's homes are rented, so we also take calls from landlords and property managers, and the written price goes to whoever is paying.
Source: US Census Bureau, American Community Survey 2020-2024 5-year estimates for Brookline town, Norfolk County, Massachusetts (28,873 homes).
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"I highly recommend Eric, we had him fix our garage door few months ago, recently we were having some issues with it. I called Eric on the weekend and he immediately answered the phone, and came within an hour to our place to fix it. I was extremely impressed about how responsive and thorough professional Eric is."
"Eric was able to help me out on a super cold Monday holiday recently. He was able to diagnose my issue and get my garage door working again. Price was fair and he was very good at providing some insight into things to keep an eye on moving forward. I'll definitely keep him on speed dial for whatever I run into next."
"Our technician Eric came on time gave a more fair price then we were previously quoted from another company and did the job quickly and thoroughly and now our door is working better then ever (even got rid of that annoying clicking noise we used to have)."
Cash, check, all major credit cards (Visa, Mastercard, Amex, Discover), and Sunbit financing. Payment is due on completion. No deposit required for repairs; new-door installations typically require a 50% deposit when materials are ordered.
When you call Murray's, you reach Eric, the owner. Not a call-center rep, not a subcontractor. No commission salespeople, no scripts, no $4,000 opener push. Just honest diagnostics and code-correct work, backed by a written warranty.
Call for the next available appointment and ask about same-day availability. Tell us if your door is stuck, a car is trapped, or your business cannot open so we can assess the urgency. Timing depends on your location, the current schedule, and parts needed. We confirm an arrival window before the visit.
Torsion spring replacement runs $325-$750 total, parts and labor included. Where you land in that range depends on your door's weight, the spring wire size, and whether one or both springs need to be replaced. Heavier insulated doors and double-car doors need higher-cycle springs and sit at the upper end. We confirm the exact price on site before any work starts, and recommend replacing both springs together when one breaks (the other is usually close behind).
Whether your door is stuck or you need an estimate for a new install, call, text, or request service online. Call for urgent repairs and to confirm the next available appointment.
