Guides
Practical, specific guides for garage door companies who want more calls and booked jobs.
Agency, freelancer or do it yourself: how a garage door company should buy marketing, and the red flags
What a fair price is for garage door marketing, which jobs an owner should keep, which to hand off, the red flags that mean you are about to be sold a lead-gen front, and why a trial should come before a contract.
2026-10-13
Seasonality for garage door companies: why January breaks springs, when installs sell, and a month-by-month plan
Repair peaks in the cold, installs peak in spring and early summer, and late summer goes quiet. A month-by-month marketing plan for a garage door company that keeps the trucks busy year-round.
2026-09-29
Pricing and quoting for garage door companies: beating the $29 service call, good-better-best, deposits
How a garage door company presents prices so it wins against the bait-and-switch outfits: ranges on the site, the three-tier spring and opener quote, trip fees, deposits on installs, and why pricing is marketing.
2026-09-16
Missed calls and follow-up for garage door companies: text-back, answering, and what a missed spring call costs
A garage door tech is on a ladder when the phone rings. What a missed call costs a door shop, the text that holds the lead, who should answer, and how fast a form lead has to be called.
2026-09-08
The garage door company website: seven things it must do, speed, tap-to-call, service pages and pricing
A door company's website is where the lead checks you after the ad or the map pack. The seven jobs it has to do, how fast it must load, which pages it needs, and whether to show prices.
2026-08-29
How a garage door company shows up in ChatGPT, Perplexity and Google AI answers
Homeowners now ask AI assistants which garage door company to call. Where those answers come from, what a door company's profile and website need, and how to check your own visibility monthly.
2026-08-18
Facebook and Instagram ads for garage door companies: the creative that works, offers, budgets and retargeting
Meta ads do not catch the broken spring at 6 a.m., but they sell new doors, opener upgrades and tune-ups. What to show, what to offer, what a lead costs, and how to follow up fast.
2026-08-05
Google Ads for garage door companies: budgets, the campaigns that book jobs and the ones that burn money
What a garage door repair call really costs on Google, how to split budget between Local Services Ads and Search, the negative keywords every door shop needs, and realistic cost per booked job.
2026-07-27
Google Business Profile for a garage door company: categories, services, photos, posts and the hours question
How to set up and tune a garage door company's Google Business Profile so it wins the map pack: the right categories, every service listed, photo cadence, posts, Q&A and honest hours.
2026-07-14
How a garage door company gets more Google reviews: the ask at the door, the text, and a healthy pace
The exact script a garage door tech uses at the door, when to send the link, what a healthy review pace looks like for a two-truck shop, and how to handle the bad one.
2026-07-02
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- AI search optimization (show up in ChatGPT, Perplexity, Google AI)
- Local SEO and Google Business Profile
- Website design and rebuilds
- Social media management
- Review generation and reputation
- Missed-call text-back and lead follow-up
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