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I really appreciate the words! I try my very best with every single customer i get to make sure they get a great experience!

Big doors cost more

Because 2 weeks later we torn the door out and put up new. This was the fastest wat to repair it

One of my first videos! of course they arent the best!!

Interesting

I did that the way without having to lift up the door!

It really is interesting when you go out to the field lol

.207 .218 .225 .234 .243 .250 .262

I’ve only ran into .262 on a wood door with 1 spring, but i have ran into them. But you need .207-.250

Much obliged.🙏🏻

no thank you... its part of the job

All i use is a gopro hero 12 and davinci resolve to edit

@@tcgaragedoor Good choice!

Raynor is by far the best garage door supplier right now. Everything other brand we use does not package like them. The only reason that we cant always install them is because raynor is more high end brand. With the raynor doors, we have yet to get a single damaged or messed up order, with CHI, OHD, and Amarr, we have had issues

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You are going to need to call a garage door professional

Thats discounted?!

@@tcgaragedoor BULLSHIT

You would’ve been setting the customer up for failure. What’s the sense in replacing one section when next year he’s going to have to call us back out for his other sections breaking? He also needed new cables on his door and who knows how long the springs

@@tcgaragedoor all four sections on a garage door that’s 8 x 7 probably cost you around 400 bucks for all four of them a spring for 8 x 7 is like 50 bucks cables like 20 probably cheaper & i can have all that replaced in 40 mins minimum $700 for the whole job

@@devilishirv Not everyone wants cheap? He wanted to get more insulation for his garage, and this is a great time to do that instead of making him pay over $700 (because there is no way we are doing that work for $700). We would be setting him up for long term success over short term. It was over 20 years old....

@@tcgaragedoor that’s the difference between us I give customers two options. economically vs expensive…not everyone can afford a new door whatd yall quote him 1,800+ for 8x7 lol i can buy a complete door for $450 whole sale price and buy insulation kits as well all said and done 1,100 for a new door w/ insulation profiting 350+ in an hr n half

@@devilishirv If you are installing a door in an hour and a half, you are cutting corners, which we dont do. We also gave him both options, but you only saw a 1 minute video of a hr call.. sooooo

I agree :)

I can do commercial, but i absolutely hate the heights from it!

Why?

@tcgaragedoor because i feel their eyes 👀 on my back 😂 don't feel comfortable. I wouldn't stand behind anyone doing their job..or if I was, I would be giving a hand.

@@dzsuz1 Totally get it, what i usually do is always trying to be having a conversation, or letting them know what im doing, just so it doesnt feel like they are watching me, but just having a conversation with me while im working

@tcgaragedoor if they only want to chit chat a little that's fine, I like to talk..but then there's not much work getting done if they really like to talk 😁

@@dzsuz1 Thats apart of the job! You want to build a relationship with the customer, so they love your business that they refer you to others!

Ive never had them talk bad about me when im there! I usually just talk to them alot and it helps build rapport and trust from the customer

I appreciate that! Im trying to make my videos more watchable, i really do appreciate the feedback. Going to start talking more about stuff other then doors too like whats going on in the business to make it more entertaining!

Keep it up tho

Reason being from 99 high cycle spring that looked atleast 35in long , the 207x20 won’t last 24 years lol 6 max but hey another spring swap 😂

I replaced the springs with the option she choose which is the standard spring change! If i didn't cut, then the springs would have been 2 inchs too long and the door would not have perfectly balanced :)

I dont have garage doors, but I will have carriage house doors, they are my favorite. Probably RockCreeke from Raynor or OHD Carriage house doors

@@tcgaragedoor oh sweet! Huge fan of the Martin door myself! I was a lead installer for 2 years, so I got real familiar with em, and then now I flipped over to SVC so I’m sellin em. Best and safest door on the market IMO. When I build my house, I want an 18x8 and a 9x8 Martin flush woograins with 9800’s or 87504’s depending on ceiling space haha! Best of luck to ya brother, stay safe out there! God bless!

I appreciate that! I got some things coming in to plan, and plan on getting the videos more involved with the entire company, and the ins and outs of what we are doing, instead of just single jobs. I want to make it more like a documentary of our garage door business! How does that sound to you honestly because it will take work but i want to make sure the audience will like that.

I disagree! :) Thank you for the comment you are amazing!!

No thank you! I like when people watch so i can show them whats going on!

Thats awesome! Its definitely alot of hours and work, but if you put yourself to it, and dont care about the long days you can do it!

@@tcgaragedoor 5 year in have my fire door cert I love the trade I love the people I’ve met it’s super super fun the company I work for is incredible

@@MikeMike-f8e Thats really great to hear! If you have something you enjoy keep doin it! Ive recently learned most people dread going to work, even if they are making amazing money (Just talked to a lawyer and a aerospace engineer who regret doing the jobs they do)

Thats why i wear a gopro on my head... If I can do this, then our customers should be able to know they are getting our service this way every time!

@@tcgaragedoorthat’s good, wasn’t saying you in specific but. It’s just weird for certain people to do without quality assurance like you have.

@@sampowers8995 i 100% agree

It seems that people like to see it!

They are probably close to breaking, but i’d say the same thing about a door that’s 10 years old. standard springs last 10k cycles, but the amount of years you can get depends on the amount you use the door

@@tcgaragedoor no joke every single day min of five times a day. Home was a model home garage was the office so it was converted back to a garage only has one spring it’s a two car garage with the big door not sure if it’s set up correctly I installed the garage opener myself haven’t had a problem with that one it’s a cheap lift master been doing its job well too long I say that because only one bulb socket works in it now lol

@@tcgaragedoor if I had to guess I’d say 2007 house was built all original stuff besides ac and water heater and appliances

@@tcgaragedoor took a good look at it yeah it needs some maintenance asap the two screws that mount and hold the spring on wall are coming out and you can see the whole shaft bending

That’s because it’s in the full video! 🙂

@@tcgaragedoor ok, Ill see if I can find it.

With enough practice you dont get scared of them anymore! Why are you scared of them?

@tcgaragedoor the potential energy scares me haha. I know it's not realistic but i have this fear while I'm walking under them that they're just gonna pop 🤣

@@gandalfwisdom So, when the door is up, the spring actually only has abojt half a wind to it. They will not break when the door is up (if it’s a torsion spring)

@@tcgaragedoor That makes a lot of sense! Thanks!