Our Work

Real photos from real calls.

Every photo on this page came off Peyton’s phone or a customer’s text. No stock photos, and each caption says exactly what you’re looking at.

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  • An open garage bay on a newly built house, with garage door sections and track laid out on the floor
    New-build install, May 2026, day one: the opening framed and the door sections staged on the floor.
  • A technician on a step ladder fastening the track of a newly hung garage door with a row of windows, inside a newly built garage
    New-build install, May 2026, day two: the new door is up and the track is getting fastened.
  • A technician on a step ladder working on high-lift track and the torsion spring above a garage door
    High-lift track job, September 2026.
  • A broken torsion spring on the shaft above a white garage door, photographed by the homeowner
    The broken spring June texted us. Replaced September 2026.
  • Two loose garage door lift cables lying on a concrete garage floor
    Loose lift cables on the floor after June’s spring snapped, September 2026.
  • A row of new torsion springs loaded in the back of the Red Clay work vehicle
    Springs loaded up for the day’s calls.
  • A white carriage-style garage door with dented, bowed bottom sections
    Dented bottom sections. Often a section swap, not a whole new door.
  • A garage door window insert with cracked and shattered panes
    Shattered window panes. We swap the inserts, not the whole panel.
  • The worn, dirty bottom seal of a raised garage door, with a new roll of seal held up beside it
    Worn bottom seal out, new roll going on.
  • A garage door opener rail with the red emergency release handle hanging on its rope
    The red release handle. Pulled by accident, it makes a working opener look broken.
  • Torsion springs on the shaft above a garage door with windows
    Torsion springs: the part that does the heavy lifting.
  • Two men lifting a garage door section into place during an install
    Throwback: one of the first doors Peyton helped hang, back when he was learning the trade.

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