Garage door work — quoted and paid.
Broken springs, dead openers, that panel the bumper found. SideWRK estimates it, sends a branded invoice with your license number, photos the work, and shows your real profit after parts.
See it in action
Tap a screen to open the live garage door demo — the whole app, loaded with a sample business. No signup, nothing to install.
Built for garage door side work — in one app
Branded estimates & invoices
Torsion springs, rollers, an opener install — itemized on a numbered estimate with your name, logo, and license number, texted from the driveway. The paperwork reads as square as the door you just hung.
Customers approve from their phone
The homeowner gets a branded link, sees the photos of the frayed cable or the cracked panel, and taps Approve — logged with their name, the time, and the amount. Find more once the door's apart? They approve the new total first.
Real profit, not just revenue
Springs, rollers, and openers each carry a private "your cost" the customer never sees. The Money tab shows what the door job actually made you after parts — not just the number on the invoice.
Photos that document the work
Shoot the snapped spring, the worn rollers, the finished door running smooth. Texted proof sells the repair, and the photos stay on the job long after the truck leaves.
One flow, start to paid
One job carries the whole door — estimate, approval, invoice, payment — and flips to Paid on its own when the balance hits zero. No chasing, no second app.
Spring & safety, on the record
Garage springs store enough energy to kill, and openers need working auto-reverse. SideWRK keeps a record of the work and notes the safety check — documentation tools, never legal advice.
From first call to "paid" in three steps
Write it up
Add the homeowner and the door problem, then the work — the spring, the labor, a photo of the damage. Send the branded estimate before you back out of the driveway.
Send it
They open the link, see the snapped spring for themselves, and tap Approve. The authorization logs itself with the time and the amount.
Get paid
The estimate becomes a numbered invoice with your license on it. Record the payment and the Money tab shows what the door really made you.
What should a garage door tech charge?
Garage door work starts with a service-call fee, then flat-rate repairs, with new doors priced separately. Here's how it's priced, plus free calculators to find your number.
Service-call fee
Most techs charge a service-call fee of about $75–$125 to come out, often credited toward the repair.
Flat-rate repairs
Springs, cables, rollers, and openers are each a flat-rate fix, so the customer approves a number before you start.
New door installs
A new door is priced by size, material, and insulation, plus haul-off of the old one. Double doors and custom finishes raise the number.
Garage door calculator
Springs and openers quote fast — know the hourly number underneath every flat rate.
These tools run free right here — inside SideWRK they fill your estimate for you →
Garage Door guides from the field
Written for the business side of the work — pricing, getting customers, and keeping them. Free to read, no signup.
One price. Every trade you run.
Single Trade
- Up to 100 customers, unlimited jobs
- Branded estimates & invoices
- License # on every invoice
- Customer approvals + photos
- Real profit tracking
Multi-Trade
- Everything in Single, plus:
- All trades unlocked
- In-app trade switcher
- One client list across trades
- For the do-it-all operator
Pro
- Everything in Multi-Trade, plus:
- Unlimited customers — Single & Multi cap at 100
- Your Google & Yelp review links on your public page
- AI estimate drafting — photos in, priced lines out
Garage Door FAQ
Does my license number show on invoices?
Yes — your contractor license number prints on every estimate and invoice automatically.
Do I need to install anything?
No — SideWRK runs in any phone browser, nothing to download. Everything syncs to the cloud, so your phone on the job and your laptop at night see the same data.
Can I run more than one trade?
Yes — with the Multi-Trade plan every trade is unlocked and you switch between them in a tap, sharing one customer list.
What should a garage door tech charge?
Most garage door techs charge a service-call fee of about $75 to $125, then flat-rate repairs for springs, cables, rollers, and openers. New doors are priced by size, material, and insulation. Use the free hourly rate calculator to find your number.
How much does it cost?
Single Trade is $24/month for one trade. Multi-Trade is $39/month for every trade. Pro is $89/month for full-time operators. Every plan starts with 14 free days — no card required. You're only charged after you pick a plan. There's no permanent free tier.
Wondering what to charge? How to price Garage Door jobs — with real numbers →
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