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Garage door gallery: installation and repair photos in DFW

Doors we have hung, and doors we have put right.

Finished doors, commercial openings, and what a repair actually looks like — photographed on the job by the people who did it. No stock photography, and no captions claiming anything the picture does not show.

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A new black long-panel garage door on a new house

What you can count on

5-Year Warranty on All Parts & Labor Five years on parts and labor, every repair and every install.

Free Estimates No charge if you decline.

Calls Answered 24/7 A person picks up, not a machine or a phone tree.

Serving DFW Since 2018 Homes and businesses, from Coppell.

Insured & Bonded Background-Checked Technicians.

Same-day service on most repairs.
Upfront pricing. The price is on the estimate you approve before work starts, and the invoice matches it.

Finished garage doors

Five families, on real elevations.

Raised panel, carriage house, modern flush, full-view glass and insulated steel. Each one has a page of its own explaining what the family actually is.

Black flush garage doors on a board-and-batten house

A wood-look carriage garage door with X bracing

A full-view glass garage door on a modern house

A flush dark garage door on white stucco

A walnut wood-look carriage garage door on brick

A dark long-panel garage door with a row of windows

More doors on DFW streets

Different houses, different answers.

A door is chosen around the opening and the elevation, which is why the same family looks like two different doors on two different houses.

A gray carriage-style garage door on brick

A black raised-panel garage door on a brick house

A stone house on a rise with a dark garage door

Before and after

The same opening, twice.

An old sectional door under a carport, and the same opening once the new door was hanging. Published with the customer’s written consent.

Before: an old white garage door under a carport

After: the same opening with a new black garage door

Commercial openings

Sectional, rolling steel and dock doors.

The same written estimate and the same warranty as at a house. The commercial pages say what each door type is and what fails on it.

A commercial sectional door with a row of windows

A tall rolling steel door on a metal building

A black sectional door on a metal building

A rolling steel door on a metal building

A row of commercial doors on a blue metal building

What a repair looks like

The parts nobody photographs.

A broken spring, a door off its track, a buckled section, a photo-eye on its bracket. This is most of our week, and it is worth seeing before you need us.

A broken torsion spring above a garage door

A garage door hanging crooked out of its track on a brick house

A buckled garage door section inside a garage

A hinge and the track on a garage ceiling

A photo-eye sensor on its bracket at the foot of a garage door track

A closed garage door from inside, with its spring and opener rail above

A garage from inside, the sectional door and its opener

A technician checking a full-view garage door hanging off its track

A garage door hanging off its track inside a garage

A torsion spring on its shaft above a garage door, seen from below

Windows and doors

The other half of the business.

Replacement windows, entry doors and interior doors, fitted by the same company. The windows and doors pages set out exactly what is in scope.

A two-story house with new windows and an entry door

A new fiberglass entry door with sidelites

A double entry door on a modern stucco house

A bright room with new windows and interior doors

Describe it however makes sense to you

Seen one you like? Tell us about the opening.

You do not need a model number or a line name — the opening, the house and the picture you liked are enough to start. The visit and the written estimate cost you nothing, and nothing is ordered until you approve the price.

No model number needed. The opening and the house are enough to start.
The written estimate is free. Nothing owed if you pass.
Nothing is ordered until you approve the number.

A technician showing a homeowner a written estimate on a clipboard

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Tell us about the opening.

Step 1 of 3

01 What service do you need?

Service

Pick the closest match. We’ll confirm on the call.

Phone number

We use this number to call about your request.

What’s going on?(optional)

A quick note on the door helps.

02 Where’s the door?

Street address

City

State

ZIP code

03 How do we reach you?

Full name

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Questions people ask

Straight answers.

Are these your own photographs?

Yes. Every picture on this page was taken on a job by the people who did it, and approved for the website before it went up. None of it is stock photography.

Will you tell me whose house that is?

No. The captions say what is in the frame and nothing else — no address, no street, no customer’s name. The before-and-after pair is here with the customer’s written consent.

Can I have the same door?

Usually something close. A door is chosen around the opening and the elevation rather than from a photograph, so tell us which one you like and a technician measures from there.

Do you charge to come out?

No. We look at the door with you and give you a written estimate. You approve it before any work starts, and there is no charge if you decline.

What does the warranty cover?

Five years on parts and labor, every repair and every install. The scope is on the estimate you approve and on the invoice.

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Where we work

From Coppell, across DFW.

Every city on this map is a drive from our base in Coppell, for a house or a commercial building. Tap yours for the local page, or call — a person answers 24/7.

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A technician checking the bottom seal of a garage door with the homeowner

Free Estimates. A person answers 24/7.

Tell us what the door is doing. The visit and the written estimate are free, nothing starts until you approve the price, and most standard repairs are paid after the work is done.

Call (469) 281-7750 Request my free estimate