How much does it cost to fix a crooked garage door?

How much it costs to fix a crooked garage door depends on what is causing the crookedness, such as loose tracks, uneven cables, broken spring, or bent panels, but typical professional repair costs are moderate. If crookedness is due to simple track misalignment where vertical tracks are loose and need to be re-plumbed and tightened, professional realignment costs 100 to 250 dollars including service call fee of 75 to 150 dollars plus labor. If crookedness is due to a cable that has come off the drum or is frayed and needs to be re-seated or replaced, cable repair or replacement costs 150 to 300 dollars including parts and labor for a pair of cables. If crookedness is caused by a broken torsion spring causing one side to be heavy, spring replacement costs 200 to 400 dollars for one spring or 300 to 600 dollars for a pair, which is recommended when one breaks. If tracks are bent from being hit and need straightening or replacement, track straightening costs 150 to 400 dollars, while track replacement costs 200 to 500 dollars. If door panels are bent causing crooked appearance, panel replacement can cost 300 to 800 dollars. Overall, most crooked door repairs average 150 to 400 dollars for simple fixes and up to 600 dollars if springs and cables both need replacement. DIY costs less in parts but risky due to high tension springs and heavy door. Getting multiple estimates ensures fair pricing.