MON–FRI 7AM–10PM · SAT 12–6PM · EMERGENCY 7 DAYS
Fraying cable or worn rollers?
Don’t wait until it fails completely.
A snapped cable means your door drops — fast and hard. A worn roller means the door is grinding its way to a bigger problem. Both are easy fixes now. Both become expensive emergencies if ignored.
CABLES
The cable is what holds everything together.
Garage door cables run along both sides of the door and carry its full weight. They work alongside the springs to keep the door balanced and moving safely. When a cable frays or snaps, the door becomes extremely dangerous — it can fall without warning or get stuck halfway.
Signs of cable trouble: door looks crooked or sits lower on one side, you can see fraying wire, or the door won’t open at all. This is an emergency — stop using the door and call us.
ROLLERS
Worn rollers cause more damage than you think.
Rollers guide the door along the tracks. Over time they crack, flatten, or seize — causing grinding, shaking, and uneven movement. Most people ignore the noise until the door jams or comes off track entirely.
We replace worn nylon or steel rollers with quality parts rated for thousands of cycles. It’s one of the most cost-effective repairs you can do to extend the life of your door.
WHY CHOOSE US
What sets Lampirio apart.
We replace both sides, not just the broken one
If one cable or roller is worn, the other is close behind. We replace in pairs to keep things balanced.
Same-day service available
Most cable and roller repairs are completed the same day you call.
Full system inspection included
We check the springs, tracks, and opener while we’re there — no extra charge.
Free quote before any work begins
You know the price before we touch anything. No surprises, no pressure.
COMMON QUESTIONS
What people ask us.
Is a snapped cable an emergency?
Yes. A door with a broken cable is unbalanced and can fall without warning. Stop using it and call us.
How do I know if my rollers need replacing?
Listen for grinding or squeaking when the door moves. If the door shakes, jerks, or feels rough — the rollers are likely worn.
How long does a cable or roller repair take?
Most repairs take under 90 minutes including the full inspection.
Do you service my area?
We serve Greenville, Greer, Simpsonville, Mauldin, Spartanburg, and all of Upstate SC. Call us to confirm availability.
