What should be on a written estimate from a reputable garage door company?

Any estimate should have clear explanations on all parts and services being provided. We've found that reputable companies will clearly state their warranties as well. There are companies out there that won't even put their warranties on their own literature. In our experience, this means they don't want you to know the warranty. A trustworthy estimate should also break down labor costs separately from parts, confirm the technician is licensed and insured, and give you a clear timeline for the work. If a company won't put pricing or warranty terms in writing before starting the job, that's a red flag worth walking away from.

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