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With over 10 years of experience in the garage door industry, we are the service professionals you need to take care of your home or business. We handle all types of garage doors and gates. We will treat your home as we would treat our own. Give Gilliam Services LLC a call today, we look forward to working with you!
"Mr. Gilliam arrived when he said he would and got right to work. My garage door was popping and banging when raised and lowered. He found the cause and more than fixed it. It runs more smoothly than before the problem! The price was very reasonable, especially for such excellent service!"
Kenn N on January 2025
With over 10 years of experience in the garage door industry, we are the service professionals you need to take care of your home or business. We handle all types of garage doors and gates. We will treat your home as we would treat our own. Give Gilliam Services LLC a call today, we look forward to working with you!
"Mr. Gilliam arrived when he said he would and got right to work. My garage door was popping and banging when raised and lowered. He found the cause and more than fixed it. It runs more smoothly than before the problem! The price was very reasonable, especially for such excellent service!"
Kenn N on January 2025
Owned by Steve Jones & Rick Long.
Owned by Steve Jones & Rick Long.
The Honey Do Service offers free itemized estimates for your Honey Do list. We are locally owned and operated, with high expectations of our employees to complete the work at hand to the highest standards. There is no job too small, we do it all! With a broad range of services offered there is nothing we can not accomplish, from Plumbing, Concrete, Carpentry (Interior & Exterior)Electrical, Roofing, Guttering, Landscaping, Window Installation, Window Repair, Doors (Interior & Exterior) Painting, Tile, Siding, Pressure Washing, Sheetrock, Remodeling, Room Additions, Renovations, Storm Damage, and a whole lot more. 100% Satisifaction Guranteed with a 1 year Warranty included on all craftsmanship on our work. Emergency Services available upon request. All of these services and much more are offered to the public as well as commerical properties. We service Johnson City, Jonesborough, Elizabethton, Watauga, Telford, Gray, Erwin, Unicoi and surrounding Cities and Counties.
The Honey Do Service offers free itemized estimates for your Honey Do list. We are locally owned and operated, with high expectations of our employees to complete the work at hand to the highest standards. There is no job too small, we do it all! With a broad range of services offered there is nothing we can not accomplish, from Plumbing, Concrete, Carpentry (Interior & Exterior)Electrical, Roofing, Guttering, Landscaping, Window Installation, Window Repair, Doors (Interior & Exterior) Painting, Tile, Siding, Pressure Washing, Sheetrock, Remodeling, Room Additions, Renovations, Storm Damage, and a whole lot more. 100% Satisifaction Guranteed with a 1 year Warranty included on all craftsmanship on our work. Emergency Services available upon request. All of these services and much more are offered to the public as well as commerical properties. We service Johnson City, Jonesborough, Elizabethton, Watauga, Telford, Gray, Erwin, Unicoi and surrounding Cities and Counties.
We service and install all major brands. We have been in the business for 13 years. We are licensed and bonded. "WE DO THEM RIGHT"
"I just had the most negative customer service experience I've ever had with a contractor. I know that my wife and I tested Dave's patience, but he responded by accusing me of lying, wouldn't let me finish a sentence, and hung up in my face today. I was pretty angry at first, but his response was so far out of line with the situation, I am concerned about his well-being. Here's what happened, from our perspective. I will not be surprised if Dave posts a hostile response to this review, although I hope he has calmed down by now. We hired Ace when we needed a new garage door 2 years ago. Dave did a good job - I can see why he got "A" reviews. A few weeks ago, our 2-year-old door buckled in the middle - probably because of cold weather and us accidentally bringing it down on a car bumper, even though the sensor pulls up the door when it senses an obstacle. It buckled so easily, we thought the door might be defective. Our old door lasted 20 years. My wife called Dave at Ace Garage Doors again. He was very gracious and came out to look at our problem, and he didn't even charge us for the visit, since he was in the area. He described several problems, but could not actually repair them (we are not sure why - seems like minor renovation/adjusting tracking would be something he did regularly). We could not be home when he came by, but he described the issues to my wife on the phone. She did ask if the door was under warranty, but he explained that our negligence likely caused the damage, so, no. She took notes about what was wrong and planned to call him after Christmas to order a new door. The conversation was polite and gracious on both sides. One of us should have been home to talk to Dave, see exactly what he was describing, and then follow up with how he could fix the issues. I called Dave today to ask more questions about the door quality and to clarify that we did not re-program the tracking, as my wife speculated we might have done. We also needed to order a new door - we were planning to use Ace again. This was our third conversation with Dave in about a month - we have not been harassing him or calling with demands. Another lesson for my wife and I is to have one of us follow a project through, so that communications are consistent and clear from start to finish. I will admit that I was a little irritated when I spoke to Dave today - the door we purchased two years ago was subpar, and I felt he should have been able to fix the tracking problems, instead of just describe them. I also asked about a warranty on the door, and that's when he snapped. He got defensive, started interrupting me, accused me of lying to him ("your wife said...!"), and then hung up the phone. We have years-long relationships with local contractors who can vouch for us as good customers, just as Dave has a pretty good track record with customers. His two worst reviews are related to subpar materials two years after a job (our issue with the door we bought), and to poor communication (yep). Based on our experience (and other reviews), if you are going to use Ace Garage Doors, select a sturdy, high-quality door to be installed. It appears that Dave is more likely to get angry if you have to call him back after initial installation. One test of a person's character is to see if he can take responsibility for his actions. We take full responsibility for testing Dave's patience for the reasons listed above, but I am floored at how rude he was on the phone today. We hope Dave finds some peace in the New Year. Mike and Myra Elder"
Mike E on January 2018
We service and install all major brands. We have been in the business for 13 years. We are licensed and bonded. "WE DO THEM RIGHT"
"I just had the most negative customer service experience I've ever had with a contractor. I know that my wife and I tested Dave's patience, but he responded by accusing me of lying, wouldn't let me finish a sentence, and hung up in my face today. I was pretty angry at first, but his response was so far out of line with the situation, I am concerned about his well-being. Here's what happened, from our perspective. I will not be surprised if Dave posts a hostile response to this review, although I hope he has calmed down by now. We hired Ace when we needed a new garage door 2 years ago. Dave did a good job - I can see why he got "A" reviews. A few weeks ago, our 2-year-old door buckled in the middle - probably because of cold weather and us accidentally bringing it down on a car bumper, even though the sensor pulls up the door when it senses an obstacle. It buckled so easily, we thought the door might be defective. Our old door lasted 20 years. My wife called Dave at Ace Garage Doors again. He was very gracious and came out to look at our problem, and he didn't even charge us for the visit, since he was in the area. He described several problems, but could not actually repair them (we are not sure why - seems like minor renovation/adjusting tracking would be something he did regularly). We could not be home when he came by, but he described the issues to my wife on the phone. She did ask if the door was under warranty, but he explained that our negligence likely caused the damage, so, no. She took notes about what was wrong and planned to call him after Christmas to order a new door. The conversation was polite and gracious on both sides. One of us should have been home to talk to Dave, see exactly what he was describing, and then follow up with how he could fix the issues. I called Dave today to ask more questions about the door quality and to clarify that we did not re-program the tracking, as my wife speculated we might have done. We also needed to order a new door - we were planning to use Ace again. This was our third conversation with Dave in about a month - we have not been harassing him or calling with demands. Another lesson for my wife and I is to have one of us follow a project through, so that communications are consistent and clear from start to finish. I will admit that I was a little irritated when I spoke to Dave today - the door we purchased two years ago was subpar, and I felt he should have been able to fix the tracking problems, instead of just describe them. I also asked about a warranty on the door, and that's when he snapped. He got defensive, started interrupting me, accused me of lying to him ("your wife said...!"), and then hung up the phone. We have years-long relationships with local contractors who can vouch for us as good customers, just as Dave has a pretty good track record with customers. His two worst reviews are related to subpar materials two years after a job (our issue with the door we bought), and to poor communication (yep). Based on our experience (and other reviews), if you are going to use Ace Garage Doors, select a sturdy, high-quality door to be installed. It appears that Dave is more likely to get angry if you have to call him back after initial installation. One test of a person's character is to see if he can take responsibility for his actions. We take full responsibility for testing Dave's patience for the reasons listed above, but I am floored at how rude he was on the phone today. We hope Dave finds some peace in the New Year. Mike and Myra Elder"
Mike E on January 2018
Here at Grimm Construction we specialize in customer service, extending value to customers in building projects from small to large in nature. Our motto is no job is too small or to big. Operating our business with Christian values, we want to extend that to each and every person we partner with either through direct business or sub-contracting.
Here at Grimm Construction we specialize in customer service, extending value to customers in building projects from small to large in nature. Our motto is no job is too small or to big. Operating our business with Christian values, we want to extend that to each and every person we partner with either through direct business or sub-contracting.
Renovation, Restoration and Remodeling for Homes and Businesses
Renovation, Restoration and Remodeling for Homes and Businesses
We are a remodeling and new home building construction with approximately 25 employees.
We are a remodeling and new home building construction with approximately 25 employees.
We have six employees. No sub constracting. Payment is due at time of service.
We have six employees. No sub constracting. Payment is due at time of service.
A service oriented company responding to consumer needs promptly, accurately, with the utmost integrity as possible. Over 40 years of satisfactory accomplishments, always considering top value and costs as customer imperatives.
A service oriented company responding to consumer needs promptly, accurately, with the utmost integrity as possible. Over 40 years of satisfactory accomplishments, always considering top value and costs as customer imperatives.
Garage door services FAQs
Garage door repairs cost $260 on average but can range anywhere from $80 to $675. Factors such as the type of repair needed, the style of your garage door, and the material your door is made of all play a part in the final price tag.
For example, wood garage doors look beautiful but are prone to dents, splitting, and cracks that are difficult to fix. You can expect to spend an average of $200 to $300 to repair your wooden garage door. Fiberglass garage doors are more durable and less expensive to fix, averaging around $100 to $200.
The cost of replacing garage door panels is around $1,200 for the average homeowner. However, depending on a few factors, you could pay as little as $250 or as much as $3,000 or more. Considerations like panel style and the type of garage door you have all factor into what you pay.
While sectional garage doors are common among homeowners, they are often the most expensive to replace, averaging around $700 to $2,400. Tilt-up garage doors, which are the simplest door available, range from $400 to $1,400.
Annual to biannual routine garage door maintenance is vital to extending its life as much as possible. Most importantly, noticing any unusual sounds or movements and taking care of them as soon as possible is one of the best ways to maintain your garage door. Keeping the tracks clear of dirt and debris and lubricating the rollers and other moving parts twice a year will also help to get the most out of your door.
Even though garage doors can last 15 to 30 years, it’s important to recognize the signs of wear and tear or other damage that might cause the need for a repair or replacement. A big sign that your garage door needs repair or replacement is the door not opening and closing correctly, including moving slower than usual. Also, if you notice that your garage door is becoming warped or overly weathered, it’s time to call a professional to discuss your options and tips for buying a new garage door.
Garage doors generally last between 15 to 30 years, depending on many factors. Your location plays an essential role in your garage door’s lifespan—doors exposed to harsh elements like heavy rain or intense heat might not last as long as those installed in a milder climate. How often you use your garage door also factors into its overall lifespan. Generally, standard garage door springs can withstand 20,000 cycles, whereas tension springs typically last between 5,000 and 10,000.
