Garage door repair in Naples, signed off in writing

We repair it when a repair will do the job, and most broken springs, cables, sensors and openers can be fixed. If the door is rusted through, badly bent or can't meet the wind rating your address calls for, we say so and put both options in writing, each with its price and its time on site. You choose, and nobody pushes.

Because a fair price hinges on the door in front of us, and a figure posted online tends to change once someone sees the real thing. Those are the complaints Naples homeowners write about most: prices that climb in the garage and charges nobody mentioned. So the price reaches you in writing, with the parts named, before the work begins. What the site shows instead is the time each job takes at your house.

Any charge for the visit is told to you on the phone before the truck leaves, together with any after-hours rate, and it's printed on the written price. Nothing gets added once the technician is at your door.

You get a signed record by text: what we did, the parts we used, photos of the work and the warranty terms. On a new door it also carries the permit number and its status, and the job counts as done only when the permit office shows it closed (FINALED, in Collier's portal), or when the exemption letter is in your hands if the job qualifies for one. Keep it with the house papers, because a buyer's inspector or an insurance inspector may ask for it.

Yes: in the City of Naples, in unincorporated Collier County and on Marco Island, replacing a garage door goes through the building department, same size or not. Each office has its own form, and all three want a product approval matched to the wind load at your address. The only way around it is a written exemption under HB 803, which the City of Naples doesn't allow for garage doors and which never applies in a flood zone. Repairs are different: on a detached house in unincorporated Collier, fixing a door without touching the frame needs no permit, and in the City of Naples and on Marco Island we check with the building department first.

Yes: we can work with your home watch service, your property manager or a neighbor, and send you photos and the written price by text before anything starts. You approve from wherever you are, and the signed record reaches you the same way. If the job needs a permit, keep in mind that in Collier the expiration notices go to the contractor, not to you, so we're the ones who watch the dates.