How Much Does It Cost to Replace Service Entrance Cables?

Service entrance cables—responsible for delivering power to your garage door opener—can wear out due to age, rodents, or moisture. Replacing them ensures the electrical system is safe and functional. But how much does this kind of work typically cost?

What Affects the Cost?

Length of cable run: Longer runs require more materials and labor.
Accessibility: Hidden or tight spaces may involve additional labor costs.
Type of cable: Heavier-duty or insulated cables cost more than basic wiring.
Labor rates: Rates vary based on location and whether an electrician or garage door technician is used.

Common Issues That Require Replacement

Frayed or exposed wiring
Intermittent power to the opener
Rodent or moisture damage
Old aluminum cable needing upgrade to copper

General Pricing Guidance

We don't provide fixed pricing without an inspection, but we offer free on-site quotes. This allows us to assess the cable condition, length, and complexity of the job before recommending a solution.

Conclusion

Replacing service entrance cables is essential for safe garage door operation and should be handled by professionals. If you're experiencing electrical issues with your opener, book a free assessment today. We'll identify the problem and provide a no-obligation quotation to get everything running safely again.