A garage door technician on a ladder adjusting the spring above a home garage door

Nebula for garage door

Win the repair call, then sell the new door

We help you answer first and give a time on broken spring and opener calls. Then we follow up, so the same homeowners buy their next door and opener from you.

More same-day repairs More door installs Faster call answering
Nebula dashboardChecked last night
Worn doors

27 repair customers had doors flagged as worn in Housecall Pro, and none got an install follow-up.

$94,500in possible installsSend door offers
Illustrative example, not a real client. Each change runs only after you approve it.

Garage door searches are crowded with listings that are not local. We report fake listings to Google and show the proof a real company has.

What you get

More repairs booked, more doors sold

Four results garage door owners want, and the work we do for each.

More same-day repair calls booked

A homeowner with a car stuck in the garage calls until someone gives a time. Fast answering, text-back and online booking make your company the one that does.

More repairs turned into new doors

A worn door on a spring repair is an install lead. Your tech flags it in your field service software, and we follow up with door styles, financing and a quote request.

Install shoppers see your real work

Door buyers compare styles and photos for days or weeks. Install pages with real job photos, warranty terms and your manufacturer's design tool, where one exists, keep them with you.

A fairer fight on the map

Garage door searches are crowded with listings that are not real local businesses. We report fake listings to Google and build your profile with the proof a real company has.

A technician and an older homeowner looking at a newly installed garage door

Problems we fix

Where door companies lose good work

Three problems that keep real local companies from the calls and installs they should win.

Lead sellers and fake listings take your calls

Call centers and fake map listings answer many garage door searches, then pass the job to whichever tech takes it. Real local companies lose calls they should win, and homeowners cannot tell who is local.

Repair customers never hear from you again

A spring or opener repair is often treated as a one-time ticket. Years later, when the door wears out, the homeowner searches again and may call a different company.

267.7%

of a garage door replacement's cost recouped at resale, on a national average job cost of $4,672

Install buyers get treated like emergencies

A new garage door is a planned purchase that adds curb appeal. Sending install shoppers to the same page as broken spring calls loses them. They need styles, photos, financing and a reason to choose you.

Source: Cost vs Value Report, JLC, 2025 (opens in a new tab)

How we help

From stuck door to new install

One team runs every step, and you approve each change before it goes live.

1 · Get found

Show up for spring and opener searches

Local Services Ads and Google Ads for springs, cables, off-track doors and openers, with separate campaigns for new door installs. Every city you serve gets a page. Parts-only searches are blocked.

4 · Know what is working

See repairs and installs by source

Our software reads jobs from ServiceTitan, Housecall Pro or Workiz and matches each one to its source. You see cost per booked repair, install close rate and average ticket.

Key moments

Ready for cold mornings and the 7am rush

Garage door calls cluster around cold snaps, early weekday mornings and home projects. We plan coverage and budgets for each pattern ahead of time.

  1. 1

    When

    Cold mornings

    Cold mornings often bring broken spring and opener calls. We raise repair budgets, extend answering hours and push same-day booking before the cold front arrives.

  2. 2

    When

    Weekday morning rush

    A car stuck in the garage at 7am needs an answer now. We make sure early calls are answered, booking slots show online and repair ads run at full budget from 6am.

  3. 3

    When

    Spring and fall projects

    Homeowners plan curb appeal upgrades. We run new door campaigns, email past repair customers with older doors and show your latest install photos.

  4. 4

    When

    Home sale season

    Sellers replace worn doors before listing. We reach them with install campaigns and a simple referral page for local real estate agents.

What is included

Inside your garage door plan

Your plan is scoped to your market. These are the pieces most garage door companies use.

  1. Repair and install campaigns kept separate

    Repair ads target springs, cables, off-track doors and dead openers. Install ads target new door and opener shoppers. Each has its own budget, pages and tracking.

  2. Local Services Ads management

    Setup, verification, job types, hours and weekly lead disputes. Google ranks these ads partly on your rating, review count and response time, so we keep all three strong.

  3. Fake listing reports

    We check the map in your service area for listings that are not real local businesses and report them to Google with evidence. Your monthly review shows the status of each report.

  4. Install pages with door styles

    Pages for new doors and openers with real job photos, warranty terms, financing and your manufacturer's door design tool where one is offered.

  5. Repair-to-install follow-up

    When a tech notes an old or damaged door, the homeowner gets a follow-up with styles, photos, financing and a link to request a quote.

  6. Tune-up and safety check reminders

    Annual tune-up and safety check reminders go to past customers by text and email. These visits keep techs busy and spot doors near the end of their life.

  7. Manufacturer co-op claim support

    If your door or opener manufacturer offers co-op advertising funds, we prepare the ad copies and proof of spend you need to file your claims.

  8. Reviews after each visit

    Requests go out when the job closes in your field service software. Reviews that mention same-day service or a tech by name are featured on your website.

Reporting

See repairs and installs side by side

Your dashboard reads ServiceTitan or Housecall Pro every night and matches each job to the ad, listing or call that started it. Your account lead walks you through it every month.

How we track your results

Repairs and installs, last 30 days

Today, 6:10am
Booked repairs, 30 days184+16% vs. start
Cost per booked repair$58−$19 vs. start
Install close rate41%+8 points

Missed morning calls19 calls between 6am and 9am reached voicemail last week. 11 of those callers got no callback.

$3,510Add coverage

Install leads27 repair customers had doors flagged as worn by techs in Housecall Pro. None got an install follow-up.

27 leadsSend follow-ups

Parts searches146 clicks came from searches like garage door spring for sale. None of those clicks booked a job.

$1,020Block terms
Illustrative example built for a made-up account. Not a real client's results and not a forecast of yours. Each change runs only after you approve it.

Time to first answer

How fast a person picks up, by hour of day. Early answers win same-day repair calls.

Cost per booked repair

Ad spend divided by booked repair jobs, by service and by city.

Install close rate

How many install quotes became sold doors and openers, by lead source.

Repair to install rate

How many repair customers later bought a new door or opener from you.

Average ticket

What a typical repair and a typical install is worth once invoiced, tracked month to month.

Works with the systems you already use. We confirm each connection during your audit.

ServiceTitanHousecall ProWorkizJobberGoogle AdsLocal Services AdsGoogle Business ProfileGoogle Analytics 4CallRailMeta (Facebook and Instagram) ads

Free, no obligation

A free audit for your door company

We review where your shop loses booked jobs today and send you a written plan, ranked by what each fix is worth.

  • Fake and lead-seller listings near you on Google Maps
  • Local Services Ads job types, hours and lead disputes
  • Repair and install campaigns, pages and tracking kept separate
  • Parts-only and DIY searches you pay for in Google Ads
  • Install pages with photos, styles, financing and warranty terms
  • Review count, recency and replies against nearby door companies
1. Send the formAbout two minutes.
2. We reviewYour marketing and your top three competitors.
3. Get your planWritten audit within 3 business days.

Get your free audit

We confirm within one business day. No obligation.

Questions

Answers for garage door owners

Cost, contracts, ownership and timing, answered plainly.

All questions
What drives the cost of garage door marketing?

Cost depends on how many cities you serve, how crowded garage door searches are there, how many locations you run and which services you need, such as early morning and after-hours call answering. Ad budget is separate and paid to Google and Meta from your own accounts. Your free audit can include a written quote.

How long is the contract?

There is no long contract. Service is month-to-month with no setup fee, and you can cancel at the end of any month.

Do I own my website and Google profile?

Yes. Your website, domain, ad accounts, analytics, Google Business Profile and all content are in your name. If you leave, you keep all of them.

Is ad spend included in your fee?

No. Your ad budget is paid directly to Google, Meta and other platforms from your own accounts. Our fee is billed separately and shown on its own line.

How quickly will I see more booked jobs?

Call answering and missed-call text-back can recover repair calls in the first weeks. Ads usually settle within 30 to 60 days. Install follow-up builds as your techs flag worn doors. Map rankings take 3 to 6 months. We cannot promise rankings or job counts, and your monthly review shows what changed.

How much of my time does this take?

About an hour for kickoff and a few logins. Your techs keep flagging worn doors the way they already note job details. You approve changes by email or text and join a monthly review.

Can you do anything about fake listings on Google Maps?

We can report them. We check your service area for listings that are not real local businesses and file reports with Google, with evidence. Google decides what to remove, so we cannot promise results. We also strengthen your own profile with real photos, your address and reviews, which helps homeowners tell real companies apart.

Do you help sell new doors, or only repairs?

Both. Repair and install work get separate campaigns, pages and follow-up. Repair calls are about speed. Install buyers compare styles, photos and financing over days or weeks. We track each one, so you see cost per booked repair and install close rate side by side.

Win more repairs and more installs

Ask for your free garage door marketing audit. We check the map, your ads and your install pages, then send the top fixes in writing.

Written audit in 3 business daysNo obligationMonth-to-month