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Garage door companies in Phoenix, AZ

Phoenix has 75 listed garage door businesses, and together they have collected 32,266 Google reviews. 37 of the 75 have at least 100 reviews each. Seventy of the 73 that carry a Google rating score 4.5 or better, and the median rating is 5. The city has three listings with the name A1 Garage Door Service, scoring 4.8 (13,344 reviews), 4.9 (3,340 reviews) and 4.9 (2,830 reviews). Profile quality grades break down as 2 A, 15 B, 12 C and 23 D, while 23 listings offer limited public information.

75 listed with a Phoenix address
17 graded A or B
5.0 median Google rating
25% mention a warranty on their site

75 companies based in Phoenix

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Garage doors in Phoenix

What people book

With 46 businesses, Garage Door Repair is the most listed service here. Installation and Replacement follows at 41, then Spring Repair and Replacement at 35. Only 9 businesses list Roller and Track Repair, and just 3 list Sensor Repair. Emergency Garage Door Repair appears on 26 listings, and 41 businesses state on their own websites that they offer emergency service.

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businesses list Garage Door Repair, the most listed service

Local context

Summers in Phoenix average 106°F for the high, and temperatures can reach 115°F or more between June and September. The monsoon arrives on June 15 and lasts to September 30, bringing possible dust storms (haboobs). In Phoenix, Chandler and Mesa, permitted work does require a licensed contractor, though an owner-occupant doing the job is exempt. Look up the contractor's license through the ROC Contractor Search prior to signing anything. Door labels give wind ratings as a pressure (psf) rather than mph, and final approval rests with the local building official.

Homeowner tips

  • For any Arizona contract above $1,000, the paperwork should list the license number, a description of the work, the total price, the deposit, the payment schedule and contact details for the ROC. Check for every item, then verify that the license is active and that its class matches your job.
  • Licensing through the ROC demands workers' compensation coverage but not general liability, so request proof of liability insurance from each business separately.
  • Because 41 of the 75 businesses advertise emergency service and monsoon dust storms last through September 30, ask about after-hours help and about warranties (19 businesses mention one) well before a storm damages your door.

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