Review from Kristian M.
Published:almost 5 years ago
OUTRAGEOUS prices. Call Garage Door Doctor instead. The spring broke on my garage door. I found Precision on Google, called, and asked the phone operator how much to replace it. She told me it would be $275 for the spring, including labor, and $50 for the trip. When the tech arrived, they said that although I started with one spring, I needed two, they were $275 each, I needed new rollers for $150, plus lots of labor. "Don't forget that labor," the tech said to his trainee. The trainee was confused, so the tech helped him add it on the iPad quote. The final quote came out to over $950. The tech told me a lot of guys put the wrong springs on, don't know what they're doing. Oldest sales tactic in the book. I do a lot of handiwork myself, so I have a general idea of what parts cost and how much labor is involved in things. I knew I was getting fleeced. I declined the service and refused to pay the trip fee. I then called Garage Door Doctor. Because it was so late (5 pm) due to wasting time with Precision, Doctor couldn't come until the morning. I had to drive my car across the city to park it at another address since there are lots of break-ins in Montrose. Garage Door Doctor came out the next morning, suggested the identical repairs, but charged me $355. Their tech told me $950 was insane. The door now operates better than when new, but with no thanks to Precision. STAY AWAY!
Services Rendered: Garage door spring replacement