Operations consulting for garage door companies
Operations consulting for garage door companies that run on same-day service.
Broken springs, dead openers, a car stuck inside. The customer wants it today, the truck needs the right spring on it, and the office needs to know what was sold. We look at how your company gets from the call to the closed door.
Where the money leaks
Six places a garage door company loses money without noticing.
None of these show up on a P&L. They show up as a slow month nobody can explain.
The truck did not have the spring
Springs, rollers, cables, openers. If the truck stock is a guess, half your service calls become two calls.
Repair calls that should have been a new door
The tech fixes the spring on a door that is done. Nobody quotes the replacement, and the customer buys one from a competitor in the spring.
Opener sales with no follow-up
The customer thought about the opener, said next time, and next time never got a call.
Warranty callbacks eating the day
A door that got adjusted twice is a door that was installed wrong or a customer who was never taught to use it. Either way, nobody is counting.
Same-day promises the schedule cannot keep
Whoever answers says today. The dispatcher finds out at noon.
Cash jobs the office never sees
The tech collects, the invoice gets written later or not at all, and the books do not match the trucks.
What the Blueprint looks at
The whole path of a job, not just the software.
- How a service call is booked and whether the promise matches the schedule
- Truck stock and the second trips it causes
- How a repair becomes a replacement quote, and who follows up
- Callbacks and warranty work, counted
- How payment is collected and recorded from the truck
- What the office types twice
The Operations Blueprint
$1,500
Fixed. Paid up front.
- You send a few things you already have
- about 90 minutes, a call or a visit
- A written report in 7 business days
- One findings meeting
- $750 back toward an implementation
Where we come from
Small ticket, high volume, no room to lose one.
A septic company and a garage door company both live on service calls that have to close the same day, on a truck that has to carry the right part, with a customer who will leave a review or will not. We built the tools that run our founder's company around those exact pressures. The Blueprint looks at yours.
FAQ
Answered Before You Have to Ask
Tell us how your garage door company runs.
Four minutes on the form. We will tell you straight whether we can help and what it would cost.
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