Open 24 hours · Veteran-owned · Se habla español
Pick a garage door company that answers the phone (day or night if your door is stuck), gives you a written price before any work, offers a repair before pushing a new door, has plenty of recent, detailed reviews, and has an owner you can actually reach. Be wary of town-named listings with no owner or address, and of prices that only appear once the truck is in your driveway.
A garage door call usually comes at a bad moment: a spring just snapped, the car is stuck inside, or the door won’t close at night. That is exactly when it is easiest to hire the wrong company. Here is what to look for, written by a company that wants to be measured by it.
A door stuck open at night is a security problem, and voicemail means you call the next listing.
Armored: JC answers the line himself, day or night, in English or Spanish: (910) 760-1466.
Prices that appear only after the work is done are how a $300 job becomes a $900 bill.
Armored: Every job gets a written price first, and our typical prices are public. The $79 service call is waived when you approve the repair.
Most problems are springs, cables, rollers or openers. A sound door rarely needs replacing.
Armored: We show you what is worn and give you options; you choose. Customers mention it in their reviews (below).
Specific reviews that name the person, the job and the town are hard to fake.
Armored: 5.0 stars from 81 Google reviews, every one five stars, and JC replies to them. Read them all.
When something goes wrong after the job, you want the person who stands behind it.
Armored: Veteran-owned and family-owned, run by JC Antunez from Franklinton, NC. Meet JC.
Springs and heavy doors can damage property if a job goes wrong.
Armored: Insured. After-hours visits carry a dispatch fee we tell you before we come out.
A missed window means another day with the car stuck.
Armored: “Fast / on time” is the most common theme in our reviews.
Armored Garage Door Solutions is veteran-owned, family-owned and Christian-owned, based in Franklinton and serving Raleigh and the Triangle. All three show up in how we work: honest options instead of upsells, fair prices, a written price before we start, and help over the phone when a visit isn’t needed.
A typical spring replacement is $275 – $450 for the pair. See all prices, the guide to garage door repair costs, or find your town: garage door repair in Raleigh, Wake Forest, Durham, Franklinton and Youngsville.
I don’t write reviews - I was compelled through sheer gratitude and satisfaction of the work and professionalism of JC. The only person to give me straight answers, and didn’t try to sell me on replacing an entire garage door when a fix was… more on Google
RepairQuick response, honest answers and good installation of a garage door opener to replace a bad service from another company. JC explained everything and helped with car garage door switch calibration. I can't say enough good things about this company.
Reasonable price · OpenersI called with an issue involving a commercial door, and the technician arrived promptly. He was professional, friendly, and took the time to clearly explain the problem and the required repairs. The pricing was fair and transparent, and the issue was resolved quickly and efficiently. Excellent service from start to finish—I will definitely use them again and highly recommend them to anyone in need of commercial/residential door repairs.
CommercialCall or text JC’s line. You’ll get a real person, honest advice on what to do right now, and a truck on the way.