Your door's paperwork, one scan away.
The most common garage door complaint isn't the repair. It's what happens after: the warranty nobody can find, the call nobody returns, the insurance label that peeled off. The Door Passport fixes all three.
How it works
We finish the job
Every part, spring size and date goes into your door's record.
A sticker on the rail
Weatherproof, near the opener or on the track, where it won't peel in the heat.
Point your camera
Any phone camera reads it, without an app, an account or a password.
The record opens
Warranty countdown, rating data, history, and a button that reaches us.
Who it's for
- You. If something fails under warranty, tap "Something's not right" and we get the door's code, parts and dates without you digging for a receipt.
- Your insurance inspector. The wind mitigation form asks about opening protection. The passport shows the Florida Product Approval number and design pressure for rated doors we install.
- Your buyer. Selling? A documented, rated, recently serviced door is one less question at inspection.
- The next tech. Even if it isn't us. The spring sizes and parts are right there.
Door Passport questions
No. Every door we repair, service or install gets one automatically.
The sticker stays with the door. The buyer's inspector and the new owner see the same record, which helps at closing.
No. The page shows the door, the parts, the dates and the rating. No name, no address, no phone number.
Call or text us with your address and we'll send a new one. The record is kept on our side.
Get a door that comes with its own paperwork.
A person in the 561 answers. Tell us what the door is doing and we'll tell you how long it takes before we come.