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Garage door companies in Tempe, AZ

Tempe lists 22 garage door businesses, and the group skews toward emergency and commercial jobs. Emergency service is offered by 16 of them (73%, versus 58% metro-wide), while 12 also take commercial work (55%, versus 41% metro-wide). Reputation looks solid as well: 19 of the 22 carry a Google score, with a median of 4.9, and 17 of those sit at 4.5 or better. Together they hold 5,555 Google reviews, and 12 of the businesses have 100 or more.

22 listed with a Tempe address
7 graded A or B
4.9 median Google rating
18% mention a warranty on their site

22 companies based in Tempe

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What Tempe companies do

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Garage doors in Tempe

What people book

The most widely covered services here are Garage Door Installation and Replacement and Garage Door Repair, with 15 businesses each. Installation and replacement runs above the metro share, at 68% here versus 57% metro-wide. Garage Door Panel Replacement also beats the metro figure, reaching 36% here versus 20% metro-wide, with 8 businesses. Coverage is thinnest for Garage Door Sensor Repair, with 2 businesses, and Garage Door Maintenance and Tune-Up, with 4.

15

businesses each cover garage door installation and replacement and garage door repair

Local context

In Tempe the average summer high is 106°F, and between June and September the heat can climb to 115°F or more. The monsoon runs from June 15 to September 30, and haboob dust storms are a recognized hazard. When replacing a door or panels, look on the label for the design pressure (psf) rating instead of an mph number, and check requirements with your local building official.

Homeowner tips

  • Warranty mentions are rare: of the sixteen Tempe businesses offering emergency service, only 4 mention one (18%, under the 28% metro share). Before agreeing to a repair, get any warranty terms in writing.
  • Jobs of $1,000 or more, or any job requiring a permit, need a contractor licensed by the Arizona ROC. Search the ROC site by name or license number, check that the license is active, and make sure its class fits your project.
  • Liability insurance is not an ROC requirement, so request proof from each contractor on its own. Any written contract above $1,000 has to list the license number, a description of the work, the total price, the deposit and the payment schedule.

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