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    Apex Garage Doors

    5.0 (4 reviews)
    Open • 8:00 am - 6:00 pm

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    Services - Apex Garage Doors

    Automatic garage door installation

    Manual to automatic door conversion

    Garage door opener replacement

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    My roll up door spring broke in the afternoon so I called and spoke to owner. They arrived the next…read moremorning at 7:30am and replaced both door springs were finished by 8:30am. They tightened all the bolts and screw on my older wood roll up door and lubricated the tracks and it works so much smoother now.

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    The Tip Top salesperson was very professional and did not have that heavy "salesman" vibe (like the…read moreCostco one that came out first). He was very organized in his explanation of door options and the pricing was very clear and reasonable. Ben and Riley installed our new doors today and did an excellent job! They were on time, wearing Tip Top uniforms, very professional and efficient. The installation is clean and perfect! We highly recommend Tip Top Garage Doors (and their installers, Ben and Riley!

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    I installed a belt-driven opener six years ago and added a new standard 16x7 single-layer steel…read moredoor three years ago. Recently, the door stopped opening, barely lifting an inch before shutting down. I called four top-rated local companies, told them I thought I might need two springs, and asked them to come inspect and offer quotes: Companies 1 & 2: Recommended replacing the spring with two new springs, quoting $750 up to $1,400 for high-cycle spring packages (almost the cost of a brand-new door). Company 3: Quoted slightly less for two springs, but very honestly suggested just adding one new spring for still even less at $450. Garage Door Man: I spoke with Jim, who noted that a standard 16x7 single-layer door usually only needs one spring. A technician came out the next day, diagnosed that the 3-year-old spring was fine, and simply added torsion to rebalance it. Total cost: $125 with a 90-day labor warranty. While a dual-spring setup might offer backup redundancy, my garage has a side door and two cars parked outside anyway. Rebalancing saved me hundreds--huge appreciation for their honesty and fair pricing!

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