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Every spring you replaced is counting down again.

The door you repaired six years ago opens ten times a day and nobody has looked at it since. The new-door quote from last year is sitting next to the old door. Your service history knows the cycle count on every spring in town. Nobody is calling before they snap.

Who is in your list

Three groups, all of them already yours.

  • Repairs past their tune-up date

    A spring, a roller, an opener. Years later, the rest of the door is wearing too.

  • New-door quotes that went quiet

    Measured, priced, never ordered. The old door got louder since.

  • One-visit emergency customers

    They called when it stuck. They paid. They forgot. A tune-up before the next stuck morning.

When: Before winter, when cold stiffens springs and openers, and every year a repair crosses its anniversary.

What the first message says

In your name, about their job, with one easy question.

This is the opener our garage doors playbook starts from, and the follow-up two days later. Yours gets your name, your crew, and your words.

  • Opens with the door and the repair, in your name.

  • Never quotes a price or a warranty term.

  • Tells a customer with a snapped spring not to force the door and books the soonest visit.

  • Books a measure visit for a new door, not a vague call back.

Westside Garage Door

Hi Linda, it's Tom with Westside Garage Door. We worked on your garage door, and a door that's getting louder or slower is usually the springs or rollers asking for a tune-up before they quit. How's yours sounding lately?

2 days later

Linda, Tom at Westside Garage Door again. A tune-up is about 30 minutes: springs, rollers, cables, the opener, and the tech tells you plainly if anything is close to going. Want me to find you a time?

Example messages. The names are made up.

The numbers

What a garage doors list is usually worth.

Illustrative starting numbers, the same ones our calculator uses for garage doors. Swap in yours and it recalculates.

1,500people on a typical list
$350average job
35%of appointments become paid work

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