Essential
Proactive care for a single garage door.
- One annual tune-up & full safety inspection
- Priority scheduling: ahead of non-member requests
- 25% off repair labor
- Includes 1 garage door
A yearly tune-up by a trained garage door pro, priority when it breaks, and 25% off repair labor. From $19 a month. No contract.
DoorGuardYour home · 2 garage doors · sample screen
Price shown before any work. You approve first.
Two a year on Complete · sample screen
Morning window
Opener hums, door won't move · sample screen
From your last tune-up · sample screen
Score 92 of 100
Sample member screens. Your plan, dates and details will be your own.
Every visit looks after the whole door
Pick by how many doors you have and where you want to be in line.
Proactive care for a single garage door.
Twice-a-year care for homes with up to two doors.
First in line, for every door at your home.
All plans are billed monthly with no contract. Cancel anytime from your member page, or by email or phone. Tune-up promise: if something your tune-up checked fails within 30 days, your pro comes back free. Checkout is handled securely by Stripe. Plans are for standard home garage doors and openers. 25% off repair labor and priority scheduling are membership benefits. Priority order: Premier first, then Complete, then Essential, all ahead of non-member requests. Compare every plan side by side
Included
Not includedAnyone can fix a broken door. These four are what you get for being a member.
Member requests move ahead of non-member requests. Higher on Complete, top on Premier.
Every repair is priced up front at member rates. You see it, you decide.
One a year on Essential. Two a year on Complete and Premier. Six checks, springs to sensors.
On any fix during your membership. Complete and Premier add member pricing on parts.
The pro goes through all six checks and tells you what's wearing and what to watch for, in plain English.
See how it worksEach one takes a minute or less.
Join, get your tune-up, see the morning the door won't open.
Take the tourAnswer a few questions. Get a score and what to do next.
Get my scoreA loud bang, a hum, a crooked door. See the part and what to do.
Find the cause$19 a month, $228 a year, and everything that comes with it.
See the mathMost people only think about the garage door the morning it won't open. Members get a yearly check before that morning, and a spot ahead of the line if it comes anyway.
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With DoorGuard
DoorGuardOne plan for the whole door, from tune-up to fix.
Tap what you see or hear. The diagram lights up the part, and you get the cause, whether it's safe, and what to do now.
A loud bang often means a spring broke.
A broken spring or a worn gear inside the opener.
An off-track door can be unstable, and the springs and cables are still under high tension.
The springs are no longer carrying the door’s weight, often because one is broken or worn out.
Something in the path, a blocked sensor, a power cut, or a spring or cable problem.
Lift cables carry a lot of tension. Fraying, rust or a cable off its drum is a warning sign.
Usually the safety sensors: blocked, dirty or out of line. Also lock mode, a dead remote, a bent track or a broken spring.
The door is doing its safety job for the wrong reason: sensors, the travel limit, or binding in the track.
The opener is telling you something is wrong. Most often it’s the safety sensors.
Dry or worn rollers, a roller rubbing a bent or dirty track, loose hardware, or worn opener gears.
Dry or worn rollers, dirty or bent tracks, loose hinges, or a spring balance problem.
A door off the opener should lift with steady, moderate effort. Very heavy usually means worn or broken springs.
A seal frozen to the ground, thick old lubricant, weak batteries, or a worn spring that finally gave out.
A remote pressed by something, an old remote still paired, a smart-opener schedule or app access, or wall-button wiring.
If the wall button works, it’s the remote or keypad. If not, it’s power or the opener.
A worn bottom seal, an uneven floor, or a door hanging crooked.
Here's how the worst morning goes when you're a member.






The parts that do the heavy lifting, how long they tend to last, and what the yearly visit looks at.
$228 a year.
No contract. Cancel anytime.
Pick a plan, book your tune-up, and that's it. No contract.
Essential, Complete or Premier. Check your ZIP first.
We reach out, you pick a day, and a pro goes through the whole door.
Your request moves ahead of non-member requests, at 25% off the labor.
Still have a question? Call (877) 257-6027 or email our member team at info@joindoorguard.com.
DoorGuard has three monthly plans with no contract: Essential at $19/month, Complete at $39/month, and Premier at $79/month. You can cancel anytime.
DoorGuard is a maintenance and service membership. Your monthly fee pays for a yearly tune-up, priority scheduling and 25% off repair labor. Repairs are billed at member rates, and you see the price before work begins.
Scheduled professional tune-ups and safety inspections, priority scheduling, and 25% off repair labor on repairs. Higher plans add the service-call fee waived, member pricing on parts, more doors, entry-door locks on Premier, and top-priority scheduling.
No. DoorGuard is month to month and you can cancel online from your member page anytime, or by email or phone, with no fee.
Every member moves ahead of non-member requests. Complete goes ahead of Essential, and Premier is first. The day you get depends on open times in your area.
Plans from $19 a month. No contract. Cancel anytime from your member page, or by email or phone. Tune-up promise: if something your tune-up checked fails within 30 days, your pro comes back free. Checkout is handled securely by Stripe.
The checks a trained garage door pro makes on every visit.