Garage Door Warranty in Roanoke, Virginia

Here’s what we love about our warranty at Precision Garage Door Service — we genuinely hope you never have to use it. To make that happen, we send fully trained professionals to your home and use only the highest quality parts. We actually swap out contractor-grade components for commercial-grade ones because we want your door to work perfectly for years. If something does go wrong, we’ve got you covered with a comprehensive warranty that lasts as long as you own your garage door.

What’s Covered Under Our Garage Door Warranty

Our Roanoke garage door warranty protects your investment from unexpected issues. Here’s what we cover:

• New garage door installation: If there’s a problem with our workmanship, we’ll fix it at no charge for labor. The coverage length is listed in the “warranty options” section of your invoice. Your door manufacturer also gives you a separate warranty for the door and its parts.
• Complete overhaul repairs: When we perform a major repair on an existing garage door, our garage door repair warranty covers any issues with the new or rebuilt parts we installed. If something is defective, we’ll repair or replace it at no charge for materials during the coverage period shown on your invoice.
• Partial repair services: Whether it’s broken springs covered by a garage door spring warranty or damaged panels, we stand behind the specific parts and labor from that service call. Your invoice will show how long that coverage lasts.

How Long Does Garage Door Installation Warranty Coverage Last?

Your warranty kicks in the moment we finish your repair or garage door installation service. For new doors and major overhaul repairs, check your invoice for the exact labor garage door warranty period. If we left the “warranty options” section blank, you automatically get a 90-day warranty.

If you get repairs on an existing garage door, that warranty stays with you for as long as you own that door, but it doesn’t transfer if you sell your home. The new owner would need their own warranty coverage.

What’s Not Covered?

Some things fall outside the warranty. Damage from storms, accidents or regular wear and tear isn’t included. The warranty also doesn’t cover problems caused by skipping regular care or if someone without proper licensing works on your door.