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Bills-garagedoor.com
First analysis date: 10/23/2026
| Domain creation date | 04/10/2025 (Less than 2 years) |
| Domain expiration date | 04/10/2027 (Less than 6 months left) |
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AustinHomeowner 10/23/2026 at 10:06 AM
Rating:1 STAR -- $836.20 FOR ONE SPRING, GARAGE DOOR LEFT UNEVEN, FIVE CALLS, ZERO MANAGER CALLBACKS
This review describes my experience through September 30, 2026. This service took place at my home in the Austin, Texas area. I would strongly recommend thinking twice before using Bill's Family Garage Door. On July 27, 2026, I called because one of the four springs on my garage door had broken. They sent a technician to my home late that evening. He replaced one spring, and I paid $836.20. My receipt documents the charges as: - $375.00 labor - $385.00 for one spring - $76.20 service fee - Total: $836.20 The next day, I walked into my garage and immediately noticed a problem that had not existed before the repair: daylight was clearly visible underneath one side of the garage door. The door was no longer sitting flush against the garage floor. In order to replace the spring, the technician had to work on the torsion/lifting assembly. After the repair, one side of the door was sitting higher than the other. Whether the issue involves the cable, drum, spring tension, or some other adjustment is not something I should have to diagnose. The door was not like this before they worked on it. It was like this immediately afterward. I paid a professional garage-door company $836.20 to repair my door. I should not have to diagnose or correct a problem that appeared immediately after their technician worked on the lifting system. What has made this experience significantly worse is what happened... Read more