🚪 We run our own home-service companies on this stack
A garage door website has to handle two very different customers at once: the homeowner with a broken spring who needs someone today, and the one planning a new door over a few weeks — so we build yours with fast one-tap calling and clear repair service pages for the emergency, plus door style galleries and install information for the planned purchase, all backed by 24/7 AI lead capture. The broken-door customer hires whoever answers first; the install shopper hires whoever earns their trust. The site is built to win both.
We run our own home-service companies on this exact stack, so the site is built by operators who depend on booked jobs. You get a free working demo in 48 hours and pay nothing until you see it. You own the site, the domain, and every lead, and we take one garage door company per market.
A broken spring or a door stuck shut is an urgent problem. One-tap calling, clear “same-day repair” messaging, and a fast mobile load win the homeowner who needs help today and is calling down the list.
New-door buyers shop styles and materials. Galleries organized by style — carriage, modern, glass — plus install information turn the weeks-long planner into a booked estimate, and the install jobs pay well.
Spring replacement, opener repair, off-track doors, cable repair, tune-ups — separate pages rank for each and show the homeowner you fix their exact problem, instead of a vague homepage.
When you are on a job, the AI assistant answers, captures the door type and problem, and texts you the lead so the emergency call does not ring out to a competitor.
The repair customer taps to call or describes the problem to the AI assistant; the install shopper browses door galleries and requests an estimate. Either way the lead — name, phone, door type, and problem — hits your phone instantly with attribution showing which search brought them in.
Wiring conversion tracking from day one means that when you later run Google Ads for “garage door repair near me,” the ads optimize against real booked jobs instead of clicks. We run this same setup on our own companies.
We would rather be honest than oversell. You may not need us yet if:
When you want more repair and install volume, a site built for both customers plus AI capture pays for itself fast — a couple of extra repairs a week clears the $249 plan.
Pricing is simple. Start Getting Leads is $249/month: a hand-built garage door site, 24/7 AI lead capture, hosting, and updates. Grow in Google is $597/month and adds the monthly SEO content engine plus lead attribution. Own Your Market starts at $1,750/month with a custom CRM and reputation automation. Month-to-month, no contracts, and you own the site, the domain, and every lead.
Want the ranking side too? See SEO for home services and what local SEO costs. Worried about missed calls? The AI receptionist answers after hours. For the broader template, see home services website design or contractor website design.
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Our Start Getting Leads plan is $249/month — a hand-built site, 24/7 AI lead capture, hosting, and updates, month-to-month, and you own it. Grow in Google adds SEO at $597/month; Own Your Market adds a CRM from $1,750/month.
Fast one-tap calling and repair service pages for emergencies, plus door style galleries and install info for new-door buyers. It needs to serve the urgent caller and the planned shopper at once.
Yes. The 24/7 AI assistant answers, captures the door type and problem, and texts you the lead so the emergency call does not go to a competitor.
Yes — the site, domain, and every lead are yours, with no contracts, and we take only one garage door company per market.
Send your company name and metro — we will confirm your market is open and build a working demo within 48 hours. Free, no card, no commitment.
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Free working demo in 48 hours · No contracts · You own the site · One company per market