Garage Door Repair in Vienna
Dominion's office is on Maple Avenue in the Town of Vienna, a close-in neighborhood of 1950s and 1960s ramblers and split-levels that are steadily being replaced by larger new homes.
We repair springs, cables, rollers and openers, and replace doors for houses old and new across Vienna and Oakton.
Finding our Vienna office
The office is at 226 Maple Ave W, on Route 123 in the middle of town near Church Street and the Vienna Town Green. Nutley Street and I-66 are a few minutes south.
Dominion Garage Door Repair Expert of Vienna
226 Maple Ave W #203
Vienna, VA 22180
Phone: (571) 520-5153
Email: info@dominiongaragedoorrepairexpert.com
Hours: Open 24 hours, 7 days a week
Where we work around Vienna
We cover the Town of Vienna and the streets around it: Oakton, Dunn Loring, Merrifield, Vienna Woods, Hunter Mill, and the edges of Tysons and Fair Oaks.
- Oakton · 1.9 mi west
- Dunn Loring · 2.2 mi east
- Providence district · 2.3 mi southeast
- Merrifield · 2.5 mi southeast
- Tysons · 2.7 mi northeast
- Wolf Trap · 2.7 mi north
- Mantua · 3.3 mi south
- Idylwood · 3.5 mi east
- Fairfax · 3.6 mi southwest
- Pimmit Hills · 3.8 mi east
- Hunter Mill district · 4.0 mi northwest
- Woodburn · 4.1 mi southeast
Ramblers, split-levels and teardowns
Many original Vienna homes have a single-car garage, a carport that was later enclosed, or a tuck-under garage on a split-level lot. Those doors and openers are often decades old. The new houses built on the same lots typically have two- or three-car garages with insulated steel doors.
Four seasons, hard on springs
Humid summers and icy winters wear seals and springs. A worn spring often breaks on the first cold morning of the year, and a door with a broken spring should not be run on the opener.
Vienna garage door questions
Do you serve Oakton and Dunn Loring?
Yes. Both border the Town of Vienna and are part of our regular area.
Can a new door fit an old single-car opening?
Yes. We measure the opening and quote a door that fits, including non-standard sizes.
My opener hums but the door does not move. Why?
Often a broken spring or a stripped gear. We find which and fix it.


