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Websites and lead systems for garage door companies
A garage door that won’t open is an urgent call; a new door is a planned purchase. We build a site that handles both, with your number on every page and your installs in the towns you want.
A spring snaps at 7 AM in Rockville and the car is stuck inside. The homeowner searches on a phone and calls the first company that loads fast, shows the towns it covers and has a number to tap.
What garage door customers search
Garage door searches are split between urgent and planned:
- Repairs: broken springs, cables, openers, doors off track.
- New doors: steel, wood-look, carriage-house styles, insulated doors.
- Openers and smart openers.
- Commercial doors, if you do them.
In the targeting session we choose which of these and which towns you want more of, and each gets its own page.
What we build for garage door companies
- A fast website. A hand-built HTML5 site that opens fast on a phone, with your number on every page, a page for each service, and a request form that lands in your Gmail.
- A page and a video every week. Each new door you install becomes its own page and video, showing the style and the house.
- Reviews and your Business Profile. Review requests after every visit and Business Profile posts. Urgent callers often pick from the map listing.
- Google Ads. Campaigns for repair searches during the hours you can answer, and for new door installs.
- The client portal. Service calls, door orders, installs and payments for each customer in one list.
Your part
Photos of new doors before and after, a note on the model, one short video a week, review requests, and fast answers to every lead.
What does a website for a garage door company cost?
Signet Workflow charges a garage door company $1,000 for the Phase 1 build and $250 a month to keep the site, email and form running. To be found for urgent repairs and new doors in specific towns, add the Phase 2 build for search ($1,000) and Growth at $1,000 a month instead of $250. Google Ads for repair searches is $500 to set up and $500 a month, with your budget paid to Google. We don’t promise rankings or lead counts. Every add-on is on the pricing page.
What should a garage door company’s website have?
Two front doors of its own: one for the homeowner whose spring just snapped, and one for the homeowner choosing a new door. The repair side needs your number, your hours and the towns you reach the same day, right at the top. The new-door side needs the styles and brands you install, insulation and window options, and photos of doors you’ve hung on local houses. Openers, springs, cables and off-track doors each deserve a short page of their own.
Common questions
Can ads run only when we can answer?
Campaigns can be limited to the hours and towns you cover. You set the budget, and we never raise it without your written OK.
Do repair and new doors need separate pages?
Yes. Homeowners search for them differently, so each gets its own page.
How fast can the site launch?
A Phase 1 build launches about two weeks after signing, depending mostly on how quickly we get your photos, facts and approvals.
Can Signet Workflow track how many calls come from my website?
Yes. Your phone number is on every page and Signet Workflow counts every tap on it, so you can see how often visitors call from the site. On Growth, those calls are in your monthly report next to form leads and traffic.
Should repair and new-door pages be separate?
Yes. Someone with a broken spring and someone choosing a new door search differently and need different things first, so Signet Workflow gives each its own page and its own ads.
Tell us how much of your work is repair and how much is new doors. We’ll review your site and put a proposal in writing. Call (703) 261-9060 or send a message.
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