What you get
- 27 garage door services with typical US price ranges, ready to edit.
- One price list that feeds your estimates and invoices.
- PDF and CSV export with a Price Book Pass.
How the garage door price book works
1The builder opens with 27 garage door services grouped by springs, cables and rollers, tracks, openers, sensors, panels, doors and labor.
2Replace the typical US prices with yours, and add the brands and sizes you stock.
3Use the same lines in the garage door estimate and invoice generators.
4Export a PDF for the truck or a CSV for your records.
Example services
- Torsion spring replacement (pair)
- Lift cable replacement
- Belt-drive opener, installed
- Safety sensor replacement
- Single panel replacement
- Double-car insulated door, installed
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Frequently Asked Questions
What should be in a garage door price book?
Your service call and after-hours fees, every repair you do often (springs, cables, rollers, tracks, sensors), opener installs by drive type, panel and full door replacements by size and insulation, and your hourly labor rate for work that doesn't fit a flat-rate line.
Are the starter prices accurate for my area?
They are typical US ranges with each line set to the middle. Prices vary by region, door size and parts cost, so treat them as a starting point and change them to your own before you quote.
Flat rate or time and materials for garage door work?
Most residential garage door companies use flat rates for common jobs (a spring pair, an opener install) because customers approve them faster and techs don't watch the clock. Keep an hourly labor line for unusual work.
About this tool
LeadDuo Garage Door Price Book Builder gives garage door companies a working price list on day one instead of a blank spreadsheet. The starter list covers the jobs you run every week, priced at typical US mid-range, so you change numbers instead of typing names.
Building is free; exporting a PDF or CSV takes a Price Book Pass.