This is home base. Our office is at 304 E Main St in downtown Round Rock, so a Round Rock call starts from a few miles away, not across the metro.
(512) 777-0412
Round Rock runs from bungalows near Old Town to master-planned tracts like Teravista and Paloma Lake, where most doors were hung by production builders in the last 20 years. Brushy Creek and Forest Creek mix 1990s and 2000s homes on larger lots with mature trees. In the older streets, expect original doors and openers that have outlived their first set of parts. In the newer tracts, expect builder-grade doors and openers that were sized for the cheapest install, not the longest life. Many neighborhoods have an HOA, so a replacement door usually has to match what is already on the street.
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Production-built homes often come with a basic door, standard-cycle springs and a chain-drive opener. They work, but the springs are rated for roughly 10,000 cycles. A family that uses the garage as its main entrance can reach that sooner than you would guess. If a spring breaks, ask about high-cycle springs on the same visit.
Many Round Rock subdivisions require a replacement door to match the original style, color and window pattern. Check your covenants before you order a new door. We can quote a like-for-like replacement and give you the panel style and color to put in an HOA request.
Central Texas summers over 100 degrees fatigue springs and run opener motors hot. Storms bring power surges and the occasional hail event that can dent panels or push a door off its track. A surge protector on the opener is cheap and worth having.
Homes near Main St and Old Town can still have openers from the 1990s and early 2000s, often with no battery backup and older safety sensors. If yours is slow, loud or reverses for no reason, a service call will tell you whether to repair it or replace it.
We are already here. From the Main St office, most of Round Rock is a short drive on E Main St to I-35, then west on RM 620 or Gattis School Rd, or east on US 79 toward Palm Valley and Teravista.
We have a staffed office at 304 E Main St #204 in downtown Round Rock, 78664. Dean Lavi started in this trade more than 15 years ago and the office is open daily from 7am to 8pm.
$49 for a garage door call, waived if you approve the repair on the visit. The office is close, but an emergency visit outside 7am to 8pm still adds a $149 trip fee.
Yes. Many Round Rock HOAs have door style and color rules. Tell us your subdivision when you call and we will match the existing look or help you prepare what the HOA asks for.
Stop using the opener and do not force the door. Pull the red release cord only if the door is fully closed and you can see no damage. Then call us and describe what you heard and what the door is doing.
Open daily 7am to 8pm. After-hours emergency line. 304 E Main St #204, Round Rock.
