When repair isn't the right answer
We're repair specialists first. Most doors can be fixed for a fraction of the cost of a new one, and that's what we'll recommend. When a door is genuinely beyond economical repair, we install a proper replacement and tell you honestly why.
Our honest-mechanic rule
Every call starts the same way: a certified technician inspects your door and gives you a firm price for the repair: $30, waived if you go ahead. If the repair makes sense, that's what we do. We only bring up replacement when fixing the door truly isn't worth your money, and we'll show you why before you spend a cent.
Decision guidance
We won't tell you to replace a door that can be fixed. These are the situations where a new door is genuinely the better call.
A bent frame, or multiple panels caved in or cracked beyond a clean patch. Past that point a repair won't hold, and the whole door needs to come out.
Parts get harder to find the older a door gets, and very old doors weren't built to today's safety standards. When repairs start costing more just to source parts, replacement is often the more honest answer.
One broken spring is a repair. A third breakdown on the same worn-out door in a year is a sign the door itself is done, and the repair bills are adding up faster than a new door would cost.
If you do need a new door
Tell us what's wrong and we'll give you an honest answer (repair or replace) for $30, waived if we do the work.
Call 514-701-8612