Thank you Don's for sending out your tech Ozzie Wilson who was extremely knowledgeable and helpful troubleshooting issues with my garage door and installing new rollers. I appreciated his expertise and will recommend him to others. I would also like to acknowledge Rose who was friendly and polite when I first initiated my call. You are lucky to have these employees working with you. read more

Called Don's Garage Doors to tune and upgrade my 20 year old garage door. My technician, Zachariah Crewse showed up in the 1st hour of the 3 hour window I was given. He was friendly and very professional in keeping me posted on the progress of the work requested. He gave me a time frame of how long the work would take and beat his estimate. He did a great job and left me with a door that was better than when new with upgraded cables, rollers and springs. Don's will be my go to for future service and I will request that Zach be sent as my technician. read more

outrageously over price...do your homework. here is what AI said about my costs: $3,000 is well above the typical price for replacing a standard 2-car garage door opener (with rail), torsion springs, and rollers. For comparison, a typical installed total is: * Opener with rail: $400-$900 * Pair of torsion springs: $250-$500 * Rollers: $150-$300 That puts most jobs in the $1,000-$1,400 range, with $1,500-$1,800 being more common if you're getting a premium opener or additional parts replaced. A $3,000 quote could be reasonable only if it includes significant additional work, such as: * A brand-new garage door * New tracks * New cables, drums, bearings, and bottom brackets * Structural repairs to the framing * A premium wall-mounted opener with extra accessories * Multiple doors being serviced If it's just one existing 2-car garage door and they're replacing the opener, rail, springs, and rollers, $3,000 would be much higher than I'd expect. read more

I was not informed of the $155.40 charge for the "worry-free club." I am unfamiliar with this service. This is unacceptable and a very unethical sales tactic. To be candid, this is not the "Don's Garage Door" I am accustomed to over the past 20 years @ mulitple personal and investment properties. I have contacted other companies (& my realtor) and found Don's prices significantly higher than your competition, not to mention the (new, more aggressive sales tactics. The multiple online reviews reflect my sentiments. We have utilized Don's Garage Door for the past 20 years at three different residences (Seth) and will consider other options in the future. read more

Scheduled a person to provide an estimate on a Saturday and I get a message at the time they are suppose to arive telling me they canceled and that I had to call them back to reschedule. BAD CUSTOMER SERVICE! I had to give up stuff on a Saturday to wait for them. I order $5k of doors and and an opener from Costco. Experience was wonderful! Of course they have not delivered or installed yet. But that will be another review. read more

Nothing like coming home on a Saturday night, closing the bay door to the garage, and hearing a crash. Turns out the noise was the bay door dropping the last 18 inches or so. Our spring had snapped. After unsuccessfully trying to manually free our vehicles, my husband quickly scheduled an appointment with Don's for first thing Monday morning. The technician was prompt, polite, and thorough, communicating with us every step of the way. He was upfront about what we needed, showed us the wear on the parts he recommended replacing, and gave us options at different levels based on how often we use the garage. Best of all, there was no pressure to upsell to a new door or unnecessary extras. Less than 2.5 hours after arrival, we had a quiet, smooth-operating bay door. Pricey? Sure, especially right after the holidays, but absolutely worth the peace of mind and the ability to come and go without relying on others for rides. read more

Creepy sales tactics. Guy shows up early in the morning, blocks my driveway with his truck, walks around taking pictures of my house. When he finally rings the doorbell we play a recording telling him nicely that we're not interested. He ignores it, knocks on the door, wakes my kid up. I have to go out in my pajamas and tell him to leave the property. I saw him do the same thing to multiple other houses on my block. read more

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Called Don's to have them do my yearly garage service The technician Aaron was a few minutes early to the appointment when he began working on my Garage Door he noticed the spring was broken. He was able to replace the broken spring in about an hour. read more

Excellent customer service and very professional. We have used Dons for 20 years. Love our new operating system. Thank you read more

My only suggestion is to get a second opinion and ask about hidden fees. I had a coupon for $29 tune up. I paid $130 that day for the tune up and the technician recommended over $3000 worth of work. He was very insistent. I had another company come out and guess what....I didn't need any of those things done. read more

Was looking at a new garage door, salesman was trying to upsale on items not needed like new springs on a door that will be replaced. The Don's price was 3 times other competitors. Don's use to be good but with new ownership stay away these guys are shady. read more

A representative came to provide a quote and placed ticker Don's Garage Door advertisements in our garage without requesting or telling us they were doing this. Multiple calls to the business number were unanswered except for an answering machine and the calls were never returned. We went with another company that provided excellent service with no gimmicks. read more

I must have fallen into a parallel universe because we had Don's Garage Doors out today and my experience was nothing but 5 stars throughout. (I've also used A1 Garage Doors twice for my own house with complete satisfaction so I'm not sure why some reviewers say Don's merging with A1 is the kiss of death.) Both door springs broke on a family member's garage door and she called Don's because she'd used them before. I offered to be at the house when Don's arrived because I was a residential contractor and service guy in a past life. The springs broke early evening Wednesday and they scheduled us for service the next morning. Before Gerrit arrived I got a text on my phone saying he was on his way and it included his bio with a picture so I'd know more about him. When he arrived he was a gentle giant of a man who patiently answered every question I had (and I had plenty). He took the time to explain everything in easy-to-understand terms. We opted for the best springs so there would be a lifetime warranty. Gerrit pointed out many issues about the door I would have missed and fixed each of them as part of the service call. He thoroughly inspected the entire door and its operations. He found most of it was in excellent shape, but showed me how the cables and rollers were cheap and dying. He gave me the pros and cons of each repair option and we decided to purchase the best parts for the repairs. Being as I was a contractor and service guy for many years, I know sales talk when I hear it and I know when someone isn't knowledgeable and blowing smoke when answering questions. Gerrit did none of this. He was an ethical gentleman who gave me the straight story about what was needed and not needed. I never felt he was selling anything. His main concern was gaining another satisfied customer before he left which is exactly what he did. read more

The rollers on our garage door were going bad. Loud, clacky and were resisting the garage door opener. Drew did a full inspection of our door and came up with a few recommendations. He clearly knows garage doors and took care of business within thirty minutes. Typically is despise services like this coming go the house as it always ends in high pressure sales conversations for things I don't even need. Very typical in HVAC companies. Drew only pointed a few things, showed me the estimate and let me decide. No pressure, no games and no stress. It only cost me 130 dollars or so to have all the rollers replaced, everything lined up and the garage door opened lubricated. I was very happy with my service and the price. Drew was a nice guy and fun to chat with. I don't have many issues with garage door and/or garage door opener but I will use Don's Garage Door if and when I do. Thank you, Drew. read more

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Great technical skills! Pleasant personality! Call prior to arrival. Consistently good service.

NO INTEGRITY. Terrible, lying, scumbags!! Yesterday, when my 2-year old garage door wouldn't close properly and Don's garage door told me that one of the springs had failed and I needed to spend between $2000-$3000 to buy new springs, rollers and a new rod. I thought that was utterly ridiculous and today I had Accent Garage Doors (recommended by my realtor friend) come take a look at it and they charged me $125 for a tune up and said there was nothing wrong with my springs. They tightened the springs a little and oiled the rollers and now it's working fine. Accent also said that if I ever needed new springs, it was $625, not thousands of dollars. Don's Garage Door Repair blatantly lied to me to try and take advantage of me and the whole experience felt super gross including their scummy sales person they put me on the phone with to "give me their best price". Crazy that a company can get away with these disgusting tactics but lots of people just pay them it seems. read more

Read the most recent reviews of this company. They are trading on goodwill built over years, but they are not the same company. Would not provide even rough estimate of spring replacement over phone. "Don's" had installed my door, but they were bought by private equity (a1 garage doors) and it's a totally different company. You might get lucky, but you'll probably over pay by a least a few hundred. The "helpful" a1 garage doors website says two new springs start at $750 on one of their blog posts. I had an honest, super skilled local independent install two high quality springs in less than 30 minutes for under $500. read more

We recently had a mishap with our garage door. Upon shutting the door, the spring broke and our door dropped down about 2 feet from the ground. I tried to enable manual opening but alas the cables also lost tension and the door was not opening straight so was stuck. Trapping both my wife's and my car inside our garage in the process. Don's to the rescue. This happened on a Saturday night and through the ease and convenience of their online scheduling platform, we were able to get an appointment first thing Monday morning. We didn't deem it an emergency so didn't opt for a Sunday appointment. AJ was our tech and he was very pleasant, communicative, professional, and efficient. He asked great questions to determine the best equipment for our purposes, finding the right spring and associated parts for our garage and opener. He explained all the benefits of each price point completely. The job was completed in a couple of hours. Don's has a few different price points so it can be as expensive as you like or you can try to keep it wallet friendly. All in all the work, the skill, and the optional coverages that came with it made our cost well worth it. I would highly recommend their services! read more

I recently had my broken garage door spring and TorqueMaster system replaced by Don's Garage Doors in Windsor, CO, and the experience left me very uneasy about their pricing and follow‑through. When the technician arrived, he did not really diagnose the problem first; he immediately started building quotes on his tablet. I specifically asked him to verify that the spring was the issue, and only then did he briefly try to lift the door and say, "Yes, it's the spring," before going right back to quoting. He presented three quote "tiers," and I focused on the middle one with two springs and a five‑year warranty. That first quote was over $2,100, which was shocking given that typical conversion work on a Wayne Dalton TorqueMaster system is usually in the $450-$600 range for parts and labor according to independent 2026 guides. I told him my research (through AI and online cost guides) suggested something closer to $500-$600, not four times that. From there, the numbers kept changing. He said he would "throw some items in for free" and produced another quote around $1,700. Still far too high. After he called his office, they mentioned roughly $1,500. I told him I needed to talk to my wife; we both still felt it was too much. Eventually the quote dropped again to around $1,300. At that point I told them we would be willing to pay about twice what my research suggested--$1,100--or we would look elsewhere. They agreed. The constant back‑and‑forth and big jumps in price felt more like negotiating a car than a straightforward home repair. Even after agreeing, I never felt good about paying roughly double what independent cost estimates show for this kind of work. The next day I called Don's to ask for a supervisor. I was told someone would call me back within 48 hours. Four days went by with no call, so I called again and finally got a call later that day. When I explained what happened, the supervisor told me I got a "great deal" and that "people pay $2,100 all day." He pointed to the warranty as justification, but when I noted that it sounded like just the manufacturer's spring warranty--not some special in‑house coverage--he acknowledged that. He offered me an additional $50 refund, which I accepted, but I then reviewed my paperwork expecting to see the detailed warranty they kept referencing. There was no link, no written terms, and no information about the spring manufacturer or the actual warranty conditions. I called Don's again to ask for the warranty details. I was told there is usually a link and that they would call me back with the information. It has now been about a month with no follow‑up, no link, and still no written warranty terms. In the end, my door works, but I feel I had to negotiate my way down from an inflated starting price, was never given clear written warranty documentation, and experienced poor responsiveness when I tried to follow up. I would strongly recommend that anyone considering Don's: * Demand a clear diagnosis before any pricing. * Get all quotes in writing and compare them to independent cost guides. * Insist on written warranty terms and the manufacturer name before agreeing to the work. Based on my experience, I do not feel the pricing transparency or follow‑through matched the professional image Don's advertises on their own site and in their marketing. read more

PLEASE BE VERY CAUTIOUS... The sales tactics are predatory and dishonest. Truly! I was originally quoted over $900 for a fix and $4100 for a new garage door. After hours of pushy sales, including an awkward phone call with the 'main office' while the sales guy sat in my house. The 'main office' blatantly lied and talked down to me. Saying things like "Oh I can't believe how lucky you are! We have ONE garage door on the factory floor that my manager needs gone in the next four hours!" All said and done, I had to get help with a fix and it ended up being over $600 and an offer for the same door, same springs, same insulation but $2000.00 less. The in person customer representative even said it makes him sick the sales practices that are used and how much they take advantage of customers, including the elderly. This whole experience was so gross. My garage door was fixed, the tech was on time, texted before they came. All that was great and I would still say NEVER EVER use this company. My neighbors saw the van and reached out to share similar stories. If you use them PLEASE be ready to fight for hours to still get an over priced offer. read more

In March, our garage door opener failed. Don's technician said the motor was burnt out and parts weren't available due to age. We purchased a new opener from them since the cost was similar to purchasing ourselves but supposedly came with a lifetime warranty. He claimed to have inspected the tracks, rollers, and everything else to prevent future issues. Four months later, the door came off the tracks while closing--nearly hitting our car--and wouldn't close at all. We left an urgent voicemail at midnight. Instead of a call, they texted an automated text for me to schedule my own appointment the next morning. We had to wait two days for a tech while leaving our garage door open and house unsecured. Once there, he told us it wasn't covered--warranty only applied to the opener itself, not labor or track-related issues which we were under the impression it was a warranty for the previous service as well. We hadn't fixed it sooner thinking it was under warranty, but it wasn't. My husband bought $100 in parts at Home Depot and fixed it the same day. Don's quoted us $1,000. We were charged $60 for the visit, which we expected and the invoice falsely claimed he tested the remotes (which were locked in our cars), the keypad (he didn't know the code), and that the door worked properly--the included picture shows how he left it, which could not close for his so called inspections. We won't be using Don's again and can't recommend them if you expect honest documentation or a warranty that actually covers anything useful. read more

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The spring broke on our garage door. Only opened when it want too. So I called Don's garage door. They were able to come out the same day. Tanner called and let me know when he was on his way. He was able to diagnose the problem (the springs). Fix it had the necessary part explained each thing as he went along. Tanner was really nice and did a good job was done and then one his way read more

Nate is a great asset to this company, he is personable, knowledgeable and, I believe, honest. The upsell attempts a lot of people mention here happened, but it was not high pressure at all, which I appreciate. Hopefully that statement doesn't get him in trouble with his management. ;-) I paid a bit more than I was expecting. Yep. But the truth is that I couldn't get anyone else to drive the 30 miles up to Idaho Springs so I don't mind paying them a bit more to make the trip. When Nate left, the problems I had with my doors was fixed. I don't feel gouged like a lot of others here appear to, so I'm happy. read more

The founder (Don) retired five years ago and sold out to a group from Arizona that promptly raised prices - a lot. You can expect prices to be double or triple what a local installer would charge. As an example, they quoted me $1,600 for a new garage door spring; I ended up paying a local installer $545 instead. You do the math. read more

I thought my outside keypad was hard-wired and didn't want to mess with it, so I called them to replace it. Turns out it was wireless (that one's on me), but they still charged me about $200 to replace what's roughly a $50 part. While they were there, they did an inspection I didn't ask for and said the door was way out of balance. Fair enough; the door is very heavy, which suggests the torsion springs are failing. The tech then quoted me around $1,600, which he said was the cheaper of two options. After I picked my jaw up off the floor, I told him I wasn't doing that, my internal red flag said that price was way out of line. He followed up by saying he could call his manager to see if there was a better price. Why not lead with the better price? I declined again. The next day, I called two other highly rated garage door companies. One quoted $500 all-in to replace the springs, the other $380; both well-reviewed contractors. Don's may do good work, but they definitely charge a premium for what is, at the end of the day, fairly commodity work. read more

Got a coupon in the mail for a $29.95 tune up. The guy shows up and wants $95.95. When I scheduled the appointment, I asked THREE times what the total cost would be. The last thing before we hung up, I said the total charge is going to be $29.95. The answer was "yes". Just another bait and switch company! read more

Got an estimate and their serviceman almost ran into my wife and then yelled at her. Apparently their customer services ends when they're on the road. read more

I felt like I was dealing with a car dealership, negotiating prices. Starting at $1,100 too 400.00 off for a set of torque springs installed. Way over priced, and I totally have a lack of trust for a company who works this way. Be smart and shop elsewhere. read more

When they first got here they worked very hard. Price seemed a little bit higher but I trusted them based on their ads and their reviews. We had a problem with the door three days ago and I've been trying to get a hold of them. Finally got a hold of them and they said they would be out between 10:00 am and 1pm. Not one here yet. Have left numerous messages for the technician that worked on the door. It may be a good company but you better hold nothing goes wrong cuz the customer service is horrible read more

When it came time to replace our garage doors, we turned to Dan's Garage Doors, as the company we had previously used had been purchased by them. We still did our due diligence--checking reviews and confirming that Dan's was recommended by Team Dave Logan, our trusted source for home services. Unfortunately, the experience that followed was extremely disappointing from start to finish. In August, we met with Travis, who did a great job explaining our options. We ordered two doors and were told they would arrive in four weeks. My husband even arranged to take the installation day off work. By mid-afternoon, however, no one had arrived. When we called the company, we learned--only then--that the installation had been put on hold because one of the doors was damaged. No one had contacted us to let us know. Dan's rescheduled the installation for later that week, using temporary panels in a completely different color while new panels were reordered. During that installation, we pointed out that the second door was also the wrong color. The installer insisted it was correct and that we were mistaken. Since our house was being painted the next day, we asked if we could keep the temporary panels, as they would be painted anyway. We were told that this was not allowed due to manufacturer defects and that the entire replacement process had to be repeated. When we asked whether Dan's would offer a discount to offset the additional cost of our painters having to return--especially since we were required to pay in full even though one door was incomplete--we were told no. Discounts are not offered until a job is fully complete. Two weeks later, the replacement panels arrived. When the installer came to swap out the temporary panels, he discovered that one of the original panels was also damaged and confirmed that the color was, in fact, wrong. A completely new door had to be reordered--again. We were told they would rush the order. After a week and a half with no update, we called for a status. Later that week, we were informed that the new door would not arrive until November 7th--five more weeks. We called to explain that this was unacceptable, as we would lose the opportunity to paint the doors before winter. We were told a manager would call us back within a day to discuss options. No one ever called. By early November, after speaking with Dan's support staff at least six times and receiving little to no help, we gave up waiting and decided to live with the dented garage door and painted the garage doors. On November 13th -- three months after our initial order and six weeks after the second reorder--we finally received notice that the door had arrived. Throughout this entire process, we received no apology, no discount, no ownership of the repeated mistakes, and no meaningful communication. This was truly terrible customer service, and based on our experience, we cannot recommend Dan's Garage Doors. read more

Avoid this place - they used to be great but now they're owned by a huge company, A1 Garage, and they have gone way down hill since that. I was desperate for new openers last year and I hadn't seen that they were bought out so I called them and they came out and installed two new side mount openers to the tune of $5K. Right off the bat, one of them didn't work, and even though I had their "Worry free club" that guarantees service within 24 hours, they didn't come back for three days. After multiple visits they just replaced the opener. All was fine until last week when we got an excessive force warning on our big door. I called them and they sent a tech out that advised nothing was wrong but he did a tune up as part of the worry club. Two days later (today) I open the garage and the wire snaps and now my garage is stuck at 30% open. I call Dons and they say they can come out on Monday. This place is an absolute joke and should be avoided - these reviews are either from the OG Dons or they are fake. Also, they tried to pressure me into their stupid club again to which I said no, and then they asked if my cleaners could sign up for it since I wasn't home. They're a joke - avoid at all costs. read more

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Met with a Technician to get a quote for a new single car garage door on October 21st. Technician was very professional and knowledgeable about what would need done to replace the garage door. He showed me samples and a door grade and style were selected. I was told a product specialist would be in contact with me to finalize the quote. No one called me back. After the initial site consultation and not hearing back from a product specialist I called Don's Garage Doors two times over a two-week period and each time explained the situation, which they confirmed as they had my information on file. Both times they transferred me to a product specialist and each time I had to leave a message. My third call to Don's was on October 31st at which point I let the rep (Paul) know I was no longer interested in having Don's install a new garage door as I selected another company (Ankmar) to complete the work. Ankmar provided a quote within minutes before leaving the site. I cannot recommend Don's Garage Doors to anyone due to their unwillingness to submit a simple quote for a garage door replacement. What I will do is let everyone I know what a terrible customer experience I had begging them to provide a quote. The end result is a lost potential customer for life and many more due to word of mouth and this review. read more

The estimator is the installer. They own their business. Similar to a franchise. I requested a quote to replace the door springs. In less than a minute, he was trying to sell me a whole door and opener. Quoted me $1600 for the springs and $1025 - $1200 for an opener. I bought an opener for under $200 and installed it myself. I'm looking elsewhere for the springs. Once he knew I am retired, he tried to take advantage of me. Not cool. read more

AVOID AVOID AVOID Don't buy into their commercials! Don's FRAUDULENTLY added a "signature" to the checklist the tech supposedly provided me and refuse to provide documented warranty information. Photo shoes that it wasn't even anyone's signature... just lines Highly suggest you use an honest and trustworthy company or at least one that hires techs with integrity because Don's Garage Doors obviously does not! Note: several emails requesting information and an explanation have gone unanswered which only goes to show the lack of professionalism. AVOID AT ALL COSTS read more

We have used Don's Garage doors three times for different reasons and each time they were prompt and easy to work with! Today Zachariah C came out to help with reprogramming our openers since they aren't able to be programmed in the usual way. We are thankful to have service providers who are very professional! read more

Needed a new garage door after 30 yr old one was damaged beyond repair (don't ask how). Called in the morning and had a representative here to discuss later that same day. Picked out a new replacement door (nothing fancy, just an in stock, generic door). The door was installed the next day and Truman, who installed the door could not have been better! Very impressed with both the door AND the installation by Truman! We previously had Don's install lifetime guarantee springs in our 30yr old door 2 years ago, and got an appropriate credit for them on the new doors cost. Very professional and prompt service, with good quality products. read more

I ordered a new garage door. The quoting process went really good. it was easy to get an appointment and I had a quote by the end of the day. When my technician showed up to install the new door, he said he would be done in about 5 hours. it took him over 9 hours. He was also on face time a lot asking for assistance with the installation. This made me skeptical of the quality of work. However, I did feel that the technician worked very hard the entire installation. There were a few things that I did not like about the installation process. 1. The brand new door had multiple dents in it. This was rectified though the warranty process. 2. The technician wanted to install the new trim/seal over the existing trim. He claimed this would prevent light from coming through the seams. This just seemed lazy to me, but he agreed to take off the old trim and put the new trim on as discussed in the quote. 3. The technician late in the day asked if I wanted new safety sensors. I replied "yes" because this was apart of the new system I purchased. I felt like this was another attempt at cutting corners. 4. I was quoted a system with extension springs, but the system was swapped for a zero clearance design that used torsion springs. This reduced the overhead space in my garage. I wasn't charged extra for this, but I was never consulted about this change. read more

Had an appointment today which we scheduled three days ago and received a confirmation email saying "Our dispatch team will keep you updated throughout the day with the status of your technician's arrival". They never showed, never called. So I called them to see when they might be arriving, he said you're not on our schedule. Done with these people! read more

What they SAY they'll do and what they REALLY DO are not the same. All seemed well until I downloaded the email to me titled "5 Year" warranty, as I had been quoted. When I read it and printed it out, it was for 2 years. What they SAY is not what they INSTALL! read more

In or around August 2025, I contacted Don's Garage Doors to service my garage doors. The technician, Brian Rempel, arrived as scheduled and was courteous. At the time of service, one garage door required maintenance and the second door was completely inoperable. The technician serviced only one door and advised that the spring on that door needed to be replaced, stating it was undersized. Relying on this professional representation, I agreed to the replacement. I was charged in excess of $600 for the spring replacement and servicing of that single door and also a $150 for an annual service plan. I also requested an estimate to replace the garage door tracks for both doors and was quoted $2,500 per door. I later obtained a comparable quote through a Costco-affiliated provider for the same work on both doors for a total of $1,500. Based on this information, I believe I was significantly overcharged. As a senior customer, this raises serious concerns regarding deceptive business practices and potential exploitation. Additionally, the original spring that was removed appeared nearly new and was retained by the technician, preventing independent verification of whether replacement was necessary. I also felt pressured into purchasing a service plan that I later determined was unnecessary. Taken together, these circumstances support a reasonable belief that deceptive practices and theft occurred. This experience reflects a lack of transparency and ethical standards. As I am unable to pursue legal action at this time, I intend to make my experience known by sharing this complaint publicly through all available social media and consumer review platforms read more