AGD Custom Doors

When I first talk to a new customer, I first ask their name and introduce myself. Then, I gather information about what they are needing. If I have an approximate price for what they are needing I will tell them about how much it will cost. I then try to set up an appointment as soon as possible. If I do set up an appointment, then I go ahead and add their information to the schedule and then I send them a confirmation.

My husband and I both know how to take apart doors and operators and then put them back together without really thinking. Combined we have 28 years of garage door business experience. We also build custom wood doors from scratch so we know what makes a good door or operator. We both are woodworkers and I am a welder so we have a huge wood and metal shop that we spend most of our off time in.

Our standard service call is usually $89 which always includes lubricating everything and making any needed adjustments and a 30 day service warranty. However we also offer partial service call prices for very quick and easy situations. Any parts we use cost extra.

My husband got into the business because his father always took him on job sites when he was younger and eventually he started working for him. I started by helping my father in law in the office. I have experience with small businesses and went to art school, so I helped with logos and eventually was doing all the designing and office work for his business. Then I started going to jobs with Cody or his father and learned everything that way. Cody and I started our own business mainly because we wanted to build custom doors and we already had a lot of our own customers that always asked for us.

We work with a lot of house flippers, property management companies, commercial building owners, people that have a few rental properties, Realestate agents, apartment complexes, and obviously everyday homeowners.

Do not assume that if the price is higher it is better quality! A lot of these bigger door companies have to charge more because they have more overhead and employees. Which also means their employees don't have much experience and they just aren't going to care as much because they are only trying to sell as much as possible so their paycheck is bigger. My husband has worked for some of the bigger door companies and hated it because he knows how much parts actually cost and they charge ridiculous prices for the exact same parts that we get! We all get our parts from the same places! If you go with a smaller company like us you are getting the experts and owners every time! Therefore, everything will be done at 110% because it's our company and we value every single customer we have because they are what keeps us going. We always say that we want our customers for a lifetime of jobs, not just one overpriced job where the person feels ripped off.