Privacy Policy
The garage door company that takes your job needs a name, a number and an address to show up. Here it is sorted by when you hand it over: when you request service, when you call, and when you only read.
When you request service
The online request carries your name, phone, city, what the door is doing, and notes. We get it as an email, read it, and send it on to one licensed garage door company near you that repairs and installs garage doors, so that company can ring you back, price the job and book the visit. The door company may pay this site for passing it on. Nobody outside that company receives your request, and it is never put on a list.
When you call
(623) 920-0059 may record and transcribe the call. On a spring job the details matter — two-car door or single, the noise it made, whether the opener still hums — and a recording keeps the work order faithful to what you said. It also lets us hear how the call was handled. Arizona treats one party's consent as enough for a recording. Prefer not? Use the online request instead.
When you only read
Google Analytics, and nothing else, measures the site: visits, pages read, taps on a phone link, kept apart by cookies of its own. It isn't used to advertise to you, and nothing else runs alongside it: not an ad pixel, not a retargeting tag, not a chat widget, not a social button.
Never
Card numbers, bank details, passwords, accounts. You pay the door company at the job, not this website. The web host and the phone carrier keep whatever logs a host and a carrier normally keep.
Corrections and removals
Call the number and ask; your details get corrected or deleted.
Effective September 2026. Changes, if any, will show up on this page.