For garage door techs ready to work for themselves

Your garage door business, live in 7 days.

You already know how to fix doors. Your boss keeps most of the $400 ticket. I worked 9 months as a tech, then started my own company: 52 jobs in my first two months. If I knew then what I know now, I could have launched it in one week. That week is what I'm selling: the website, the Google Ads campaign, the software, the prices and the parts list, all set up for you.

Reserve a founding spot 5 spots. $100 refundable deposit.

My first 60 days

Real numbers, from my own invoices

I run Experts Portes de Garage in Granby, Quebec, Canada. Residential repair only: springs, cables, rollers, openers. These are pulled straight from my invoicing software.

52paid jobs, Aug 27 to Oct 31
$21,960invoiced (CAD) in 2 months
$422average ticket (CAD)
~$3,000to start: tools + first parts kit

Amounts in Canadian dollars. My results are not a promise of yours: your market, your prices and your hustle decide that.

The launch week

Day by day

Every day ends with something done. By day 7, your phone can ring.

DAY1

Pick your territory

Choose your cities and radius on a map, register your company, get insured, and check your state's license rules. We also start Google's advertiser verification today, because it can take time.

DAY2

Buy your tools

The exact list I use, with prices. No guessing, nothing you won't need.

DAY3

Stock your truck

The starter parts kit: rollers, hinges #1 to #5, cable, drums, pulleys, brackets, remotes, weatherstrip. Then how to order springs by size.

DAY4

Go online

Your website, your business phone number and your Google Business Profile. Built for you from the template that books my jobs.

DAY5

Launch your ads

The Google Ads campaign that got me my first contracts in week one, set up in your account for your territory.

DAY6

Set up your office

Prices, invoices, automatic texts, missed-call follow-up and route planning in Vitryne, the software I built for my own company.

DAY7

Take the calls

Phone scripts, what to charge, how to quote on site, and the add-ons customers actually say yes to.

What you get

You buy the tools. We set up the rest.

Done for you

  • Your website, live on your domain
  • Your Google Ads campaign, launched
  • Vitryne software, 3 months included
  • Business phone line with missed-call texting

Training

  • Video lessons, organized by problem
  • Tool list and starter parts list, with prices
  • My price sheet and phone scripts
  • Weekly group call for 3 months

What you'll learn to read

  • 2" x .234 LHW, 32 in.
  • Hinges #1 to #5, 14 gauge
  • Cable 1/8" 7x19
  • Extension spring, red, 150 lb

Founding students

5 spots, launch price

$1,500$3,000
  • Everything above, done for you
  • In exchange: a short video review and your numbers at 60 days
  • $100 deposit holds your spot, refunded if we don't start

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Questions

Before you reserve

Do I need experience?

Yes, this is built for techs who already work for someone else. I had 9 months in garage doors before going out on my own. You know the doors; what you're missing is the business side: getting the phone to ring, pricing, invoicing, buying parts. That's what we set up. The videos cover the problems you haven't seen yet.

Do I need a license?

It depends on your state. Some states have no garage door specific license, others like California require a contractor license. On day 1 we check your state together. You are responsible for meeting your local rules.

Is it dangerous?

Torsion springs store a lot of energy and can cause serious injury. Training covers safe procedures, but you work at your own risk and you need proper insurance.

How much money do I need?

About $3,000 for tools and a first parts kit, plus a monthly ad budget. Most parts after that are paid by the customer on the job.

Why is it cheaper now?

You are one of the first 5. Your questions become the next videos, and your results become the proof for everyone after you.