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Arizona's Best Garage Door and Repair Company: What the Reviews Actually Show
Anyone can put five stars on a homepage. Here's how to tell which reviews are real, and what ours actually say.
Above All Garage Door Service is ROC338265, rated 5.0 stars across 42 Google reviews, based in Scottsdale and serving all 35 Valley cities since 2012. Every review is tied to a named reviewer on Google, not a third-party badge site, and the price quoted on the phone is the price at the door.
- 5 stars on Google
- AZ ROC licensed and insured, license ROC338265
- Upfront price before we start
- Nate C. wrote this
How to Tell a Real Review From a Rented One
A five-star badge on a homepage costs nothing to put there. A five-star rating tied to forty-two named accounts on Google Maps is different, because anyone can click through and read what those reviewers actually wrote. Look for reviews under the company's real business name, not a rebranded lead-generation listing that changes names every few months. Look for specifics too, a technician's name, a repair, a price, not just stars with no text behind them. Above All Garage Door Service keeps every review under one name, searchable on Google right now.
What Arizona Homeowners Actually Write About
The reviews aren't about the door getting fixed, that part is assumed. They're about the visit itself: Nate diagnosing the issue over the phone before a truck is dispatched, showing up inside the window he gave, and showing the old part before charging for the new one. Homeowners from Scottsdale to Chandler to Glendale describe the same pattern in their own words, nothing oversold, nothing rushed, and a number quoted on the phone that matched the number at the door.
The License and the Warranty Are Also Checkable
A review is one data point. A license is another, and it's the one most homeowners never bother to look up. Above All is ROC338265, registered with the Arizona Registrar of Contractors and searchable at roc.az.gov in under a minute. New doors carry a 5-year warranty, springs carry 3 years when both are replaced together, and openers carry 1 year, all in writing, not just a verbal promise at the door.
Same Reviews, Same Price, in All 35 Cities
The price list doesn't change depending on which of the 35 Valley cities you're calling from. Spring repair is 180 to 290 dollars whether the truck is starting its day in Scottsdale or finishing it in Casa Grande or Buckeye, and the 35 dollar service call comes off the total if the work goes ahead. That consistency is easy to check against the reviews from each city, the numbers match what people actually paid.
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Questions People Ask About This
How many Google reviews does Above All Garage Door have?
Forty-two, all five stars, under the business name Above All Garage Door Service. They're checkable on Google Maps by searching that name directly, not a rebranded lead-generation listing.
Is Above All Garage Door licensed in Arizona?
Yes. License ROC338265, bonded and insured, searchable on the Arizona Registrar of Contractors site at roc.az.gov. The license has covered the Phoenix Valley since 2012.
Does the price change between cities, even with the same reviews?
No. Spring repair runs 180 to 290 dollars and the service call is 35 dollars in all 35 cities we cover, from Scottsdale where the truck starts each morning out to Casa Grande and Buckeye.
How can I tell if a garage door company's reviews are real?
Look for reviews attached to named Google accounts under the company's actual business name, not a badge graphic on a homepage or a third-party lead site. Real reviews mention specific details, a technician's name, a price, a repair, not just a star count with no text behind it.
Check the License, Then Call
ROC338265 is searchable on roc.az.gov before you ever dial the phone. Tell us what the door is doing and we'll price it the same way we price every call, off the same price list, with the same 35 dollar service call that comes off the total if the work goes ahead, whether you're in Scottsdale or Casa Grande.
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