How much does it cost to fix a garage door that's off track?

How much it costs to fix a garage door that's off track depends on cause of off-track, extent of track damage, and whether other components like cables, springs, or rollers need replacement, but typical professional repair costs are moderate. For simple off-track where door rollers have slipped out but tracks are not severely bent and no cables or springs broken, professional repair costs 125 to 300 dollars, including service call fee of 75 to 150 dollars plus labor to loosen track mounting bolts, realign tracks to be plumb and properly spaced, guide rollers back into track channel, retighten bolts, lubricate, and test balance. If tracks are bent from being hit by car and need straightening, cost is 150 to 400 dollars. If tracks are severely bent, rusted, or kinked and need full replacement, replacing vertical tracks costs 200 to 500 dollars, and replacing both vertical and horizontal tracks costs 300 to 600 dollars. If off-track was caused by broken cable that lost tension, cable replacement adds 150 to 300 dollars, bringing total to 300 to 600 dollars. If caused by broken spring that made door heavy and unbalanced, spring replacement adds 200 to 600 dollars, bringing total to 400 to 800 dollars. Emergency or same-day service adds 50 to 100 dollars. DIY repair costs only tools but risky due to door weight and high tension springs. Most reputable companies include safety inspection in price.