Mound garage door repair in 20 seconds
- 24/7, same-day. Mound is about 35 minutes from my shop in St. Louis Park. Owner-operated, contractor #IR790255, 4.9 stars on Google.
- My 2026 prices: spring replacement $150–$350 for a single door (double or heavy doors up to $200 more), cables $200–$300, off-track door from $450 including cables, opener repair $75–$200, new LiftMaster myQ opener $650–$1,500, new insulated door from $2,000. Full price list · cost calculator.
- Codes: SPRINGS = service call waived and free cables with a spring job; WINTER = $129 tune-up through Dec 15, 2026; BUNDLE = $150 off a door + opener through Dec 31, 2026.
- Price in writing before any work. Call or text (763) 265-7671.
When your garage door quits on you in Mound, you want a real local technician who can be there fast — not a call center two states away. David’s Urgent Garage Door Service takes care of homeowners all across Mound — from the Cooks Bay and Harrisons Bay shorelines to the neighborhoods around Commerce Boulevard, Three Points and Lake Langdon. David answers the phone himself, pinpoints the problem quickly, and finishes most repairs in a single visit.
Why Mound Homeowners Call David
Mound is the working end of Lake Minnetonka: the city where Tonka trucks were made, where summer cottages became year-round homes one winter at a time, and where a single block can hold a 1920s cottage garage, a 1970s rambler and a new lake house. That mix means every door is a little different. David is family-owned and owner-operated, a Minnesota-registered contractor (#IR790255), fully insured, and Google Verified — so you deal directly with the technician doing the work, at an honest price.
Garage Door Services in Mound
We handle it all, 24/7, with same-day service across Mound:
- Broken spring replacement
- Garage door opener installation and repair
- Off-track door repair
- Snapped cable and worn roller replacement
- Noisy-door tune-ups and maintenance
- New garage door installation
Two quick reads before you call from Mound: what garage door repairs cost in the Twin Cities and an opener that hums but will not move the door.
What Our Customers Say
4.9 ★ average across 300+ Google reviews
“David is a lifesaver! I called for a repair of our 50-year-old garage door and opener. He is prompt and a true professional you can count on and trust. He upgraded the rollers and replaced the springs with a quality torsion spring.”
— Debbie B., Google Review
“David was prompt, professional, and provided quality service at a fair price. The cable on our garage door snapped and trapped both of our vehicles inside around 6pm after every other company had closed. David responded within 5 minutes of my call.”
— Kyle K., Google Review
“Super fast service. Really nice guy. Great work.”
— Daniel R., Google Review
Real Jobs, Real Results
Real jobs by David (owner-operated) — the same work we do in Mound
Field notes
What Mound’s cottages taught me about garage doors
Mound is named for the burial mounds on the shore, and for most of its history it was the far end of the streetcar-boat line: cottages on Cooks Bay and Harrisons Bay, a village from 1912, and a small downtown on Commerce Boulevard. Then in 1947 a company making metal toys in the old schoolhouse became Tonka, and the factory that followed was the city’s biggest employer until it closed in 1983. The cottages were winterized through those decades, the 1960s and 1970s added ramblers and split-levels on the inland streets, and the shoreline has been rebuilt house by house since.
So a Mound service call is one of three jobs. The cottage garage is a small detached building, often older than the house that replaced the cottage, on a slab that has heaved for seventy winters: a short opening, little headroom, and a door that someone fitted with the wrong track. That takes low-headroom hardware or a correctly set up extension-spring system, and sometimes a carpenter for the frame first. The 1960s and 1970s rambler has the ordinary pattern, a second or third door on the original opening with cables, rollers and an opener that were never replaced. The new lake houses carry large custom doors with specified springs.
The water adds the physics. Moisture off the bays means more frost cycles on the bottom seal and more corrosion on the lower hardware; a frozen seal with the opener force turned up is how a top panel cracks in January. I set force limits properly, replace brittle seals in the fall, and use coated hardware on the lower sections of doors that face the lake.
Repair or replace: a sound frame and a straight door get new springs, rollers and a bottom seal; a sagging wood door on a cottage garage gets a new insulated steel single with low-headroom track; a custom door on a lake house gets the parts it was built for. The price is written down on the driveway before any work begins.
Further reading: Westonka Historical Society (Mound, Tonka Toys); Lake Minnetonka Historical Society; Minnesota Historical Society (MNopedia, Tonka). · Garage doors around Lake Minnetonka: the overview
Recent garage door work near Mound
A few jobs from our own photo log: springs, cables, openers and new doors across the Twin Cities. Every job gets a written price before we start, and you get the same crew in Mound that you see here.
What garage door repair costs in Mound
Same written prices in Mound as everywhere I work; there is no “Mound rate”. The numbers below come from my cost calculator (the source of truth, updated when parts prices change), and I give you the exact figure on site before any work starts.
- Broken torsion spring: $150 to $350 for a standard single door, up to $200 more for a double or heavy door. Code SPRINGS = service call waived and the cables replaced free with the spring.
- Snapped or frayed cables: $200 to $300 for the pair.
- Door off its track or hanging crooked: from $450, cables included.
- Opener repair: $75 to $200. New LiftMaster myQ opener installed: $650 to $1,500.
- Bent or cracked section: $200 to $600 per section. New insulated steel door installed: from $2,000; door + opener together with code BUNDLE saves $150 (through Dec 31, 2026).
- Winter tune-up: $129 with code WINTER through Dec 15, 2026.
No weekend surcharge; a night surcharge applies only after 9 PM. What a spring job really costs and why, and check how old your Mound door is before deciding between repair and replacement.
Already a customer in Mound? A one-minute Google review that says what was wrong, what I fixed, and that you are in Mound is the best thank-you a one-man company can get: leave a review. Something not right? Call me first, 1-year labor warranty.
Serving Mound and Nearby Communities
David also serves the neighboring Lake Minnetonka communities of Orono, Minnetonka Beach and Long Lake, plus Wayzata on the way in — so if your neighbors need a hand too, we’re never far away. David serves all of Mound, including ZIP code 55364, with easy access via Highway 12, County Road 15 and Commerce Boulevard.
Built for Minnesota Winters
Mound sits on the west end of the lake where winter lasts longest: cottage garages that were never meant for January, bays that push damp air across the bottom seal, and long drives that hold snow. In that kind of cold, torsion springs turn brittle and snap, weather seals harden and crack, and openers strain against doors frozen to the slab. David stocks the right cold-weather parts and offers same-day service, so a frozen or jammed door never leaves your vehicle stranded during a Minnesota cold snap.
Garage door trouble in Mound? Call David now for same-day service: (763) 265-7671. Available 24/7, registered and insured, 4.9-star rated on Google. Door stuck at night or on a weekend? See our 24/7 emergency garage door repair page.
Garage doors in Mound: what we see on the job
Mound is about 35 minutes from our St. Louis Park shop via Highway 12, County Road 15 and Commerce Boulevard. Here is what Mound garage doors usually need:
- Cottage garages and low headroom. Small detached garages from the cottage era on heaved slabs with under twelve inches of headroom. We fit low-headroom track or set up extension springs correctly, and measure before we quote.
- 1960s-70s ramblers and split-levels. Second or third door on the original opening with cables, rollers and opener that were never replaced. We replace springs as a matched pair and go through the whole system on one visit.
- Broken springs. The most common call we get: a loud bang, then the door will not lift. Please do not try to open it with the opener; call us and we usually replace both springs the same day.
- Lake moisture and road salt. Doors facing the bays rust at the bottom brackets, cables and rollers faster than inland homes. A rusted cable is the most common reason a door comes off track in winter, so we check cables on every spring job.
- New doors and openers. When a door is not worth another repair, we install DoorLink and Haas doors and LiftMaster openers, and a door plus opener together costs less than two separate jobs.
Not sure what your door needs? Try our garage door troubleshooter or the price calculator, or call David: (763) 265-7671.
Garage doors in Mound FAQ
Do you serve all of Mound?
Yes. Cooks Bay, Harrisons Bay and Lake Langdon, Three Points, the Island Park side and the streets around Commerce Boulevard, ZIP 55364. Same-day service, seven days a week.
How fast can you get to Mound?
Mound is about 35 minutes from our St. Louis Park shop via Highway 12 and County Road 15. For a door stuck open or a car trapped inside we come the same day, usually within a couple of hours.
Can you put an opener on my old cottage garage?
Usually yes. We check headroom, the frame and the door balance first; a low-headroom track and a properly sized opener make most cottage-era garages work, and we tell you plainly when the frame needs a carpenter first.
What does garage door repair cost in Mound?
Spring replacement, cable and roller work and opener repairs are priced the same as anywhere in the Twin Cities; see our price guide. Low-headroom conversions and custom doors are quoted in writing on the driveway before any work begins.
Nearby cities we also serve from Mound: Orono · Minnetonka Beach · Long Lake · Wayzata · all service areas