Arizona · How to choose
The Best Garage Door Company in Arizona: Six Checks That Matter
Every company calls itself the best. We are one of the companies you are comparing, so use the six checks below on us as well. They separate a company you can trust from one that only advertises well.
Check the Arizona ROC license, get the price in writing before work, read what reviews actually say, ask who answers the phone, and ask what is credited if you proceed. Ours: ROC338265, $35 call credited, 5.0 from 49 Google reviews, in the Valley since 2012.
- 5.0 stars from 49 Google reviews
- AZ ROC licensed and insured, license ROC338265
- $180–$290 for a torsion spring pair, installed
- Serving the Valley since 2012
Check one: the contractor license
Arizona requires garage door installers and repairers to hold a contractor license. Look the number up on the Arizona Registrar of Contractors website and confirm that the name matches the company, the license is active and the classification fits the work.
Ours is ROC338265. If a company will not give you a number when you ask, that is your answer.
Check two: the price, in writing, before work
A fair company can tell you the price of the common jobs. For reference, our published prices are $35 for the service call (credited to the repair), $180 to $290 for a torsion spring pair, from $200 for a door off its track, $289 for an opener gear kit and $689 for an installed belt-drive opener.
If one quote is far under the rest, ask what is missing. A single spring instead of a pair or a part left out of the quote are the usual reasons.
Check three: what the reviews say
A star rating tells you little. Read the actual sentences. Look for reviews that describe the problem, how long the company took to respond and whether the final price matched the estimate. We have a 5.0 rating from 49 Google reviews. This is the kind of detail to look for:
“I have finally found my forever garage door company. Above All Garage Door Service is an outstanding company with Nate at the helm. He is fair, honest, knowledgeable and personable.”
★★★★★ Nancy M, 2024, Google review
Check four: who answers the phone
A garage door fails at night as often as in the afternoon. Ask whether a person answers outside office hours and when technicians actually go out. The phone is answered 24/7 by a real person. Technicians are dispatched Monday to Friday 7:00 to 20:00 and Sunday 8:00 to 18:00. The difference is deliberate: you can always reach someone, and you know when a visit can happen.
Check five: how long they have been here
A company that has worked in the same area for years has a reputation to protect. Above All has served the Phoenix Valley since 2012. Ask any company about its history in Arizona specifically, not just its years in business somewhere else.
Check six: how they treat the repair versus replace question
The honest answer to a failing garage door is often a repair. A good company tells you when a $180 to $290 spring job will do and when a door past about 15 years with several damaged panels deserves a replacement quote, starting from $1,800 for steel and $2,650 for insulated. If every visit ends with a new-door pitch, be careful.
Choosing a garage door company in Arizona: real questions
How do I check a garage door company license in Arizona?
Search the contractor license number on the Arizona Registrar of Contractors website. Confirm the business name, that the license is active and that the classification covers garage door work. Ours is ROC338265.
What should a garage door repair cost in Arizona?
Prices vary by company, so compare like for like. Ours: $35 service call credited to the repair, $180 to $290 for a torsion spring pair installed, and from $200 for a door off its track.
Is a 5.0 star rating enough to choose a company?
No. Read the review text for details about the problem, the response time and whether the price matched the estimate. We have 5.0 from 49 Google reviews, and we would still ask you to read them.
Do you answer the phone at night?
Yes. The phone is answered 24/7 by a real person. Technicians are dispatched Monday to Friday 7:00 to 20:00 and Sunday 8:00 to 18:00.
Where does Above All work?
Across the Phoenix Valley, including Scottsdale, Phoenix, Mesa, Gilbert, Chandler, Tempe and the West Valley.
Tell us what the door is doing
Say what you see or hear in a sentence: a bang, a door that drops, a track that looks bent. If you did the lift test, tell us how it felt. It helps us bring the right parts.