Overhead Door

Work performed efficiently but also at a great cost.

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Everything was great. They came in and did it within a few hours. It was clean when they left. We must have waited about an hour before they showed up.

I did not like Overhead Doors. They couldn't figure out what's wrong. They charged us a fee twice. They had to come out four times for the first month because it broke many times. They were not responsive. They didn't work with our schedule. We've gone to the builder and they completely replaced the whole thing. They did show up on time.

The salesperson,John, arrived and said he knocked on back door (at carport area) which actually leads to back porch. I knew someone was there when I heard my dogs barking. We talked about what I wanted done and he took all of the measurements along with all of my contact information. As of today, 3/10/14, I still have heard nothing. I have not tried to call him, nor do I intend to. I will find someone else to do the work.

They were good. They called before they came. They called a couple of times because they wanted the directions right. They were thorough but I wasn't here when they came and did a great job.

Note: We are selling our house, one of the items prior to closing is getting the garage door serviced/repaired and/or replaced. This was explained several times to the office staff/scheduler (Angela, I believe) . Reasons for the ratings: Price: Price on the service was about par with other company's, thus the B rating. Quality: Really liked Joseph, he appeared, to me, to know what he was talking about and was professional and friendly, so I rated quality of the service A. Responsiveness: I'll come back to responsiveness. Punctuality: Gave a D rating as the appointment was originally scheduled for a Friday. Thursday was called and it was moved to Monday. Friday was called and it was moved to Tuesday. The slippage of the Service Call did not sit well, as it was explained to the office staff, that we needed to get the door serviced prior to closing. In fairness, the first change was relayed to me as the more experienced/better Tech needed to take a personal day and that's why it was slipped to Monday. That, I can appreciate as it could be a last minute thing/change - no problem, it happens. No real explanation as to the slip to Tuesday, other than - That's when the Tech will be in your area... What? You and/or the Scheduler didn't know that earlier? Professionalism: The C rating represents a composite score for the company. The Tech is great, the office staff needs more training. Now, back to Responsiveness. Tuesday at 1:30 pm was when the service call occurred. The Tech stated we needed to get scheduled for the door and opener replacement. Wednesday morning, had yet to hear anything. My wife called and she was told the Tech had not turned in his sheets from the day before. My wife explained our need to get on their "book" for Monday or Tuesday of the following week. My wife was told they needed the sheet from the Tech to schedule us. Wednesday afternoon, no call. Thursday morning no call. I called, Thursday afternoon, and talked to Angela, to find out if and when we were scheduled. On one hand she said we were, when I asked when, it was basically, Monday or Tuesday. I asked Angela again, when our appointment was: Monday or Tuesday? She informed she didn't know as she had not made out the schedule yet. I felt like I was experiencing a bad rendition of Abbott and Costello's "Who's on First?". At this point, I told Angela to send me the bill for the Service Call and I would get someone else to do the needed work. Needless to say I was quite surprised to receive the bill in my mail box on Saturday. Looks like Angela learned something about responsiveness after all.

They were very easy to work with and had a web site that was great. It let you chose different models. They came out and measured and sent a crew out that did it very quickly. They were very reasonable and I am pleased with them.

My nasty old composite wood garage door had to be replaced. Guy Padgett had replaced my torsion springs last year and had suggested at the time that I would need a new door. I agreed and said I would call him the next year to replace the entire door. When I noticed that the rollers were pulling off the door, I knew the time had come to replace the door, so I called Guy Padgett. He was there three days later and, while I was at work, replaced the door and track, as well as the pull string on the garage door opener. He removed all of the evidence of the old door and track and left the bill, which was exactly what he quoted to me over the phone. When he finished the job, he called me at work to let me know, and asked me to look at his work when I got home. I called him after I had looked at the work he did, and we arranged for him to pick up a check the next day, again while I was at work, and he was performing another job in the area. I was very impressed with Guy Padget and his expertise. Padgett Garage Doors is fast, efficient and well worth every penny!

I spent about $116 for their service. Everything was really good. It took a day or two for them to get out here, but I kind of understood because they were busy. It was okay since it wasn’t an emergency. Something wasn’t right, but we could still get in and out of our garage. Their punctuality was fine. I would use their services in the future too.