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Garage door referral service · Michigan live now, more states opening

Tell us what the door is doing. We send your request to one garage door company in your city.

A loud bang and a door that will not lift is a different call from a remote that stopped working. Pick what the door is doing and add your ZIP code, and we pass the request to a single garage door company that serves it. You agree the price with that company, and before work starts you can ask what license it holds, if any, and what permit the job needs.

A loud bang and a door that will not lift, a door off its track, or a car or person trapped by the door: keep everyone clear, do not try to lift or force it, and use the form with Emergency ticked. Send an emergency request
  • One company gets your requestNo list of bidders: the company that receives your request is the one that calls, and the consent line on the form says so before you send anything.
  • The safety rules, in plain wordsWe quote the federal reversal rule for door openers and the trade association's warnings on springs and cables from the page they came from, so you can see which jobs are not for a homeowner.
  • Estimates, marked as estimatesEvery cost table starts with an estimated range and says what it is built from: national published ranges, adjusted by the wages the government reports for the nearest trade, with the date it was last reviewed.

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Free to use. Three short steps: what the door is doing, the place, then how to reach you.

What is the door doing?
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We check whether a company serves your ZIP before we ask for your phone number.

Free to use. The garage door company that receives your request pays us; you never do. How it works

Michigan is live now. Other states are opening.

Choose your state
101city pages in the first live state, each written from that city's own records
11garage door jobs explained by symptom, with who should do the work
10guides, each with its sources listed at the bottom
1company receives your request, named in the consent line before you send it
Services

The 11 jobs we cover, by what the door is doing

Each service page starts from the symptom, says what it points to, says which jobs a homeowner can look at and which belong to a trained technician, and sets out an estimated cost range, the wage evidence and the permit position. Where a source cannot be cited, the page says so rather than guessing.

All 11 services
Spring replacementOpener repairOff-track doorDoor replacementPanel replacementSafety sensors
How it works

How a request becomes a phone call

Three steps, with nothing for sale at the end. We are a referral service: we do not do the work, hold a garage door license or set prices. The garage door company that receives your request pays us, and you never do.

How we are paid
  1. 01

    Pick what the door is doing and add your ZIP code

    One tap for the symptom, then five digits. If no company we send to serves your ZIP, the form says so now, before it asks for your phone number.

  2. 02

    Say how to reach you

    Name, phone and email go on the last step, with a line beside each saying why we ask. Only the company that gets your request is meant to call the number you give.

  3. 03

    One company calls

    It names its own price and you can say no. If nobody calls, no company took the job, and the guides and tools on this site are the next step.

Tools

Three tools you can use before you give a phone number

The first starts from the symptom, the second does plain arithmetic on the numbers you give it, the third helps you weigh a repair against a new door. None asks for your name.

Garage door symptom checker

Pick what the door is doing and see what it points to, who should do the job (you or a trained technician), and where to read more.

Open the tool

Spring life calculator

Divide the spring's rated cycles by the cycles the door runs each year to see how long the rating lasts at your pace. Plain arithmetic, not a prediction.

Open the tool

Repair or replace the garage door

Say what is wrong, how many repairs the door has had and whether you want insulation. Get a direction and questions to ask, with no invented age cut-off.

Open the tool
Coverage

Your city, with its own page

Each city page names the building office that handles permits, says who enforces the building code there, and what the city's own pages say about doors. We open one state at a time.

Browse every state
Guides

Guides written around the questions people ask

The guides cover the broken spring, doors that reverse or will not close, permits, wind load, insulation and how to choose a company, and each lists its sources at the bottom.

All guides
For garage door companies

Garage door companies: receive these requests

If you run a garage door company in a state we cover and want homeowner requests for the work and ZIP codes you choose, the partner page explains what we send and how to apply.

See the partner pageWe keep the license number you give us on file.See the partner pagesupport@garagedoormatchusa.com
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