Precision Garage Door Service Of Hazleton

My garage door opener stopped working. It was more than 20 years old, as it was in the garage when I purchased the house. I didn't expect anyone to be able to fix it, given the age and name on the product. After looking at reviews, I called Precision Door Service. Someone came to my house and replaced the opener the same day. He was knowledgeable and efficient. I was quite pleased with the experience.

Initially we thought the problem was with the safety sensor. It turned-out to be a bad circuit board. The safety inspection also found some age-related issues. We decided to go ahead and replace the door opening system entirely. Everything was explained, easy to understand. Pricing was pretty much what I expected.

While the initial estimate negotiations with the first contact was rather uncomfortable and we almost didnt use them, the tech that came out for the estimate and the eventual repairs was very considerate, cooperative and helpful in explaining what he was doing and why it was necessary.

Very impressed with this company. I called Saturday mid day, and they were here in the afternoon. Chris was great. Explained everything that I would need, and the cost (which was fair). I said lets do it and ask when he could come back, and Chris said we can do it now. Wow. You don't hear that these days. Chris's work was clean and very efficient. Very happy.

Prompt and job was done good. Only Issue is the price. Cost of each spring is $100 and for two springs it was $200. It is way above the average. I called the main office and gave them the details. The manager did call me (which I appreciate) and explained to me the reason for markup. I told him that 40% markup is way above the industry average. I did see an average of $200 to replace garage springs, but precision charged $324 which I feel is too high. My suggestion is to do a cost research before hiring Precision.