Full Analysis Workflow

Full Repair Analysis + Fair-Range Context

Use this when you need a full report with scope + pricing context. Homeowners can use it after the free quick scan. Technicians can use it to document quote fairness.

Fast homeowner path: run the free video balance check first. Start Free Balance Check.

Need independent manual verification + PDF proof for a customer file? Start second opinion review.

Required for best accuracy: one full-door view and one detail close-up.
If cars block the inside view, outside photos still work.
Door size, spring age, and weight can be estimated or skipped.

Get My Garage Door Estimate

We ask simple questions on purpose. If you are unsure, skip it and continue.

Repair Quote Analyzer is in testing phase. Accuracy is not guaranteed and output is informational only.

Repair quote analyzer unlock: $39

Required To Run

5-digit ZIP code.
At least one door photo.
Basic symptom selection if issue is not visible.

Best Accuracy

One full-door view and one detail view.
Door behavior symptoms checked.
Door size/spring profile if known.

Can Estimate / Skip

Door weight.
Spring age and exact type.
Advanced dimensions if unknown.

1. ZIP code

2. Upload photo

3. Pick symptoms

1) Your ZIP code

Used for regional context and service conditions.

2) Add photos

Use your phone camera or choose an existing photo. Outside view is okay if cars block the inside.

Required Photos For Highest Accuracy

One full-door view (inside or outside).
One close-up of spring/cable/track or the area that looks unusual.
If unsure where the issue is, still upload full-door view and choose behavior symptoms.

PNG, JPG, WEBP up to 4MB each

3) Optional: tell us what your photo shows (improves accuracy)

You do not need exact part names. If you are unsure, skip this and continue.

AI capture status: Needs more evidenceFull door view: missingDetail view: missingAccuracy target: not yet

AI Guided Shot Checklist

Missing: Full door overview (inside or outside)

Needed to estimate door size/alignment and avoid false positives from tight close-ups.

required

Missing: Close-up of any unusual area (optional)

Helpful for checking fine details, but not required if you are unsure where the issue is.

recommended

Add photo: Full door overview (inside or outside). Needed to estimate door size/alignment and avoid false positives from tight close-ups.
Recommended next photo: Close-up of any unusual area (optional). Helpful for checking fine details, but not required if you are unsure where the issue is.

Full door view from insideWhole door is visible from inside the garage, including both edges.Full door view from outsideWhole door face is visible from driveway/street if inside is blocked.Top bar area above door (springs/cables)Top moving parts above the door are visible.Side rails and rollersThe side metal rails and wheel rollers are visible.Opener rail and safety eyesOpener rail/motor and the sensor eyes near the floor are visible.Close-up of anything unusual (optional)If you notice a worn, bent, or broken area, add one zoomed photo.Side-angle spring profile (recommended)A side view of the spring helps estimate spring length and coil profile.

You can continue, but confidence may be lower until one full-door view and one detail view are provided.

4) What is the door doing?

Pick any behavior that matches. This helps when damage is hard to see.

Door goes down, then back up, and opener lights blinkOften linked to safety sensor alignment or sensor wiring.Door hits the floor hard, then goes back upCan indicate spring balance or opener force/travel issues.Loud popping or banging soundCan indicate panel, hinge, spring, or support-bar stress.Door travels crooked or jamsCan indicate off-track movement, cable issues, or roller problems.Motor runs but the door barely movesCan indicate opener drive, trolley, or spring load issues.Remote works intermittently after battery changeOn some opener models, nearby LED bulbs can cause radio interference.Door feels very heavy in manual modeOften indicates spring fatigue or spring failure.Door lifts unevenly or one side seems to work harderCan indicate spring imbalance where one side carries more load.Opener seems to push or pull the door too farCan indicate spring mismatch, spring imbalance, or opener travel-limit issues.

Describe it in your own words (optional)

0/300

Advanced SpringSight inputs (optional)

Only use this if you want a more detailed spring wear estimate.

Door Type (if known)

Spring Type (if known)

Spring System (if known)

Door Width (ft)

Door Height (ft)

Open/Close Per Day

Estimated Door Weight (lb)

Door has window panels

Spring Age (years)

Consumer awareness only. Always use a licensed technician for final spring sizing and replacement decisions.

We estimate door load and spring IPPT (inch-pounds per turn) from these values to improve SpringSight timing accuracy.