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Boise, ID

Garage Door Medics

4.0 (9 reviews)
Open • Open 24 hours

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Automatic garage door installation

Manual to automatic door conversion

Garage door opener replacement

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A1 Garage Door Service

A1 Garage Door Service

(64 reviews)

Way overpriced. We called the manufacturer and they sent someone who only charged us for parts…read more Also we have a NO TRESPASSING sign on our house but you KNOCK LOUDLY until you wake up our sleeping baby just to leave a stupid flyer on our door. Go somewhere else!

One-Star Review: A1 Garage Doors -- The $100 Two-Second Miracle…read more My garage door came off the track after I caught the red emergency-release handle in my door. A technician came out, pulled the red handle back, re-engaged the track, and--miraculously--the garage door was fixed. Total repair time: approximately two fucking seconds. So I asked, "What do I owe you?" He said $69 for the safety check. I explained that I didn't want a safety check. The garage door unit is only two years old. I just wanted the damn thing put back on the track. At this point, apparently, we entered the "let me call my manager" phase of the experience. I suddenly felt like I was buying a used car. He gets off the phone and tells me, "It'll be $100." Naturally, I asked how we went from $69 to $100. And here comes the math salad. Apparently, they "waived" a $59 service fee just for showing up. Oh. How generous. "So how did we get to $100?" "Well, the service fee is actually $189." Ahhh. Of course. So, if I'm following this correctly, the price to simply exist within proximity to my garage is $189, but because I'm such a valued customer, you're only charging me $100 for the privilege of having someone pull a red handle for approximately two seconds. IN WHAT FUCKING UNIVERSE IS TWO SECONDS OF WORK WORTH $100? The entire garage door opener only cost $389 NEW. I guess I'm supposed to be grateful that I wasn't charged the full $189 for the privilege of watching someone reconnect something that I had already disconnected quite by accident. This wasn't a repair. This was a $100 garage-door-themed financial transaction. For future reference, I have written in Sharpie on my garage door, right where garage door vendors like to put their stickers: DO NOT EVER CALL A1 GARAGE DOORS. And finally, A1, I sincerely hope your butt grows together. Soon.

Garage Door Medics - garage_door_services - Updated October 2026

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