Garage Door Repair in Hurricane, UT

Hurricane at a glance

Hurricane is a city of 20,036 people (2020 census) at the eastern end of the St. George metropolitan area. The Virgin River forms most of its northern border and runs through Confluence Park. The valley is known for its peach and pecan orchards.

What that means for your garage door

Hurricane has a mix of older homes near the town centre and many newer subdivisions. A lot of garages here double as workshops and storage for trailers or off-road vehicles, so doors open and close many times a day. Busy doors use up spring cycles faster, so if yours is original, read signs a spring is about to fail.

Tall doors and RV garages

Homes with RV bays or extra-tall doors have heavier doors, bigger springs and longer cables. They need a technician with the right parts and tools. Mention the door's height and width in your request so the right springs can be brought.

How Hurricane got its name

Hurricane was first settled in 1896. The name is said to come from a whirlwind that blew the top off a buggy carrying Erastus Snow, who called the spot Hurricane Hill. The town was settled as part of the cotton mission and became known for small farms of peaches, pecans and pistachios, including a large orchard run for the church. In 1992 the St. George earthquake destroyed three houses and damaged utilities in the area. A strong jolt or years of heavy use can loosen track brackets and bolts, so if your door has started to rattle or sit crooked, have the tracks and hardware checked.

Garage door services in Hurricane

How it works

1. Tap "Get help now" and answer a few quick questions.
2. A garage door technician serving Hurricane will get in touch to confirm the details and set a time.
3. The garage door technician confirms the price with you before starting work.

Also serving: Washington, Santa Clara, Ivins, La Verkin, Toquerville, Leeds and the whole St. George area.