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Garage door companies in Scottsdale, AZ

Scottsdale has 26 listed garage door businesses, and their ratings look strong. Of those, 25 show a Google rating, the median sits at 4.9, and 23 score at least 4.5. Combined, they have 11,235 Google reviews, with 8 businesses past the 100-review mark. Two listings named A1 Garage Door Service hold 5,615 and 1,440 of those reviews, which means a few names account for a large part of the total, while the median is 47 reviews per business. Free estimates are advertised on the websites of just 6 of the 26 (23%), under the metro-wide share of 34%, so it is worth asking about quotes directly.

26 listed with a Scottsdale address
5 graded A or B
4.9 median Google rating
19% mention a warranty on their site

26 companies based in Scottsdale

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What Scottsdale companies do

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Garage doors in Scottsdale

What people book

With 18 businesses, Garage Door Repair is the most widely listed service here. Garage Door Installation and Replacement follows at 15, and Spring Repair and Replacement at 14. Emergency Garage Door Repair and Opener Repair are each tagged by 11 businesses, while Maintenance and Tune-Up appears on 9 listings. The thinnest coverage is for Sensor Repair at 2 businesses and Weatherstripping and Seal Replacement at 1.

18

businesses listed for Garage Door Repair, the most common service

Local context

Scottsdale falls within a Hot-Dry climate zone, where summer highs average 106°F and extreme heat of 115°F and above arrives between June and September. Monsoon season runs June 15 to September 30, and haboob dust storms are a listed hazard. Before the storms begin, ask any installer how the door, its seals and its pressure ratings hold up. In Arizona, a contractor doing jobs of $1,000 or more, or jobs requiring a permit, needs an ROC license, so look the contractor up in the ROC Contractor Search before signing.

Homeowner tips

  • Warranty mentions appear on the websites of only 5 of the 26 businesses, so get warranty terms in writing before any work starts.
  • Wind ratings for garage doors are given as pressure in psf rather than mph. Look for the design pressure on the door label, and confirm what is required with the local building official.
  • Contracts above $1,000 in writing should list the license number, the work description, the total price, the deposit, the payment schedule, and the ROC's contact details with a complaint notice. Request proof of general liability insurance separately, because the ROC does not require it.

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