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Need garage door repair in Fairfax, VA? GarageWiz serves Fairfax and all of Fairfax County with a stocked van and a friendly local tech minutes away, covering City of Fairfax, Fairfax Station, Mantua and the surrounding streets. Snapped torsion spring, opener that won’t respond, or a door off the tracks? We’ll diagnose it, quote a flat price, and most often fix it the same day.
Garage door repair built for Fairfax
Fairfax County is one of our busiest areas, from Reston’s town center to the larger homes around McLean and Vienna. Bigger houses often mean heavier doors and premium openers, and our techs carry the parts to service all of them without a second trip.
Fairfax covers a lot of ground, from the older City of Fairfax to the wooded estates of Fairfax Station. Mantua and Kings Park are 1960s-and-’70s neighborhoods whose original doors and openers are now well past their prime. Fair Lakes and Fair Oaks filled in through the 1980s and ’90s with standard two-car garages, while Fairfax Station brings larger homes and heavier doors on bigger lots. That range keeps our vans stocked for several eras at once. A snapped spring or an opener that’s quit is usually a same-day fix.
Same-day and emergency garage door repair in Fairfax
We answer the phone day or night and most Fairfax jobs are handled the same day you call, with a call before mid-afternoon giving the best chance of that afternoon. Fairfax covers a lot of ground and a stuck door means a different problem in each part of it: a blocked commute from Fair Lakes, a car stranded on a wooded lot at Fairfax Station. Call it in as urgent and the tech deals with the door first and prices the garage door repair second.
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Garage doors in Fairfax
Fairfax is really several places under one name, and the garages differ accordingly. The City of Fairfax has an older core with tighter lots. Mantua and Kings Park are 1960s and 70s neighborhoods where the original openings are still in place and the hardware has turned over once or twice. Fair Lakes, Fair Oaks and Greenbriar filled in through the 1980s and 90s with conventional two-car attached garages, and Fairfax Station sits apart from all of it with larger homes on wooded lots and correspondingly heavier doors.
The practical effect is that the right part depends entirely on the…
The practical effect is that the right part depends entirely on the address. A Mantua rancher takes different springs from a Fairfax Station three-bay, and on the older stock garage door spring replacement is frequently paired with rollers and hinges that have never been touched. Virginia's statewide building code treats a same-size replacement as an ordinary repair, so a like-for-like swap needs no permit anywhere in the county.
The 1980s and 90s communities are the steadiest work
The 1980s and 90s communities are the steadiest work. Whole streets went up to one builder's specification within a few years, so the openers reach the end of their service life together and a garage door opener repair on one house often previews what the neighbors are about to book. We know the common models across that build era, which is why most Fairfax calls finish in one visit.
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We work the whole city
We cover Fairfax across the City of Fairfax, Mantua, Kings Park, Greenbriar, Fair Lakes, Fair Oaks and Fairfax Station, plus the streets running off Route 50, Braddock Road and Fairfax County Parkway. Wooded lots with detached garages out toward Fairfax Station are inside the same service area.
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