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DoorGuard is for standard home garage doors and openers, built for homeowners who want professional care for the home’s heaviest moving equipment.

No. DoorGuard is care for the door itself: a professional tune-up every year, priority when it breaks, 25% off repair labor and the price before any work. Repairs are billed at member rates, and you approve the price first.

If something your tune-up checked fails within 30 days, your pro comes back free.

Yes. Sign in to your member page and tap Manage billing or cancel. You can also cancel by email or phone. There is no contract.

Essential includes one door with a yearly tune-up and 25% off repair labor. Complete adds a second tune-up, a waived service-call fee, member pricing on parts, and up to two doors. Premier is whole-home, including your garage doors plus entry-door locks, with top-priority scheduling.

Complete includes up to two doors and Premier includes them all, plus your entry-door locks. If you're not sure which fits, start with Complete and adjust anytime.

Each residential garage door opening. Essential includes one, Complete up to two, and Premier includes every garage door at your home plus your entry-door locks.

If you have more than one door, use it daily, or want member pricing on parts and higher-priority scheduling, Complete or Premier may be the better fit. Not sure? Start with Complete and adjust 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.

DoorGuard has three monthly plans: Essential is $19/mo, Complete is $39/mo, and Premier is $79/mo. Every plan is billed monthly on the date you join, with no contract and no setup fee. You can cancel online from your member page anytime, or by email or phone, with no fee.

Every membership includes a professional tune-up each year (two a year on Complete and Premier) with six checks: springs and cables, rollers and hinges, tracks and alignment, balance and lubrication, the opener and remotes, and the safety sensors. It also includes priority scheduling and 25% off repair labor on fixes while you’re a member.

You sign up from $19/month with no contract. Every year DoorGuard performs a full tune-up (once a year on Essential, twice on Complete and Premier): checking springs and cables, rollers and hinges, tracks and alignment, balance and lubrication, the opener and remotes, and the safety sensors. Members also get priority scheduling and 25% off repair labor.

Pick your plan, enter your email and ZIP code, agree to the Terms and Privacy Policy, then continue to secure checkout powered by Stripe. After checkout we ask for your name, phone, and service address so we can set up your first visit. If you would rather sign up by phone, call (877) 257-6027.

After checkout you can share your name, phone, and service address, and we'll reach out to schedule your first tune-up. You are billed monthly starting on your join date, with no contract and no setup fee, and you can cancel anytime. Questions before or after joining can go to info@joindoorguard.com.

No. DoorGuard is month-to-month. Cancel online from your member page anytime, or by email or phone, with no fee.

Yes. Cancel online from your member page, or just email or call us. No setup fee.

Anytime. Move up to Complete or Premier, or step back down, by email or phone. Changes take effect on your next billing cycle.

Monthly, on the date you join. No contract and no setup fee. 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.

Yes. The sign-up page only asks for your email and ZIP code, then hands you off to secure checkout powered by Stripe. Card details are entered on Stripe's checkout page, not on the DoorGuard sign-up form.

A full tune-up with six checks: springs and cables, rollers and hinges, tracks and alignment, balance and lubrication, opener and remotes, and safety sensors.

Your first tune-up is scheduled right after you join. DoorGuard confirms your membership and sets up that visit. After that, tune-ups follow your plan: once a year on Essential, twice a year on Complete and Premier. You can also request a visit through the booking form on the site or by calling (877) 257-6027.

Every DoorGuard visit is handled by trained garage door pros. That applies to your annual tune-up and to any repair visit you request as a member. Members get priority scheduling for diagnostics and repairs, so those requests move ahead of non-member requests.

No. Members and new customers can both request a visit through the DoorGuard booking form. The form asks whether you are already a DoorGuard member so your request is routed accordingly, since members get priority scheduling on repairs. You can also call (877) 257-6027 to book by phone.

Fill out the online booking form with your name, phone, email, and address, choose the service you need (annual tune-up, repair, new member setup, or other), then give a preferred date and best time of day. Submit it and the DoorGuard team follows up to confirm.

You can request a preferred date and a best time of day, morning, afternoon, or evening, on the booking form, and add any notes about what is happening with your door. DoorGuard follows up to confirm an appointment time that works for both of you.

The booking form handles an annual tune-up, a repair, new member setup, or an 'other' option if your issue does not fit those. There is also a free garage door checkup on the site if you mainly want to know what shape your door is in.

Members get priority scheduling. You save 25% on the repair labor and see the price before any work begins.

Members get priority scheduling, so your call moves ahead of non-member requests. Exact timing depends on availability in your area.

No. The membership includes your annual tune-up and safety inspection and gives you 25% off repair labor for any fixes while you’re a member. Repairs themselves are billed separately at those discounted member rates rather than being included in the monthly membership fee.

Yes. DoorGuard is sold per unit at $19 a month, so you can add a single unit or every unit you look after. Every membership is billed monthly with no contract, so you can add units or cancel them as your properties change.

Each member unit gets a yearly tune-up and safety inspection, which means fewer surprise breakdowns and fewer calls. Residents at member units get priority scheduling, so their service requests move ahead of non-member requests. Each visit is done by a trained garage door pro who works through all six checks.

It is $19 a month per unit, billed monthly with no contract. That predictable per-unit price is easy to budget, and it includes the annual tune-up, priority scheduling, and 25% off repair labor. You can cancel a unit's membership anytime.

No. DoorGuard is a garage door maintenance and service membership. There's nothing to file. The monthly fee pays for scheduled tune-ups and gives members priority scheduling and reduced rates on repair labor. The membership doesn't pay for repairs. Repairs are billed at member rates, and you approve the price first.

Yes. The DoorGuard Door Health Score is free, takes about 60 seconds, and needs no email address. You answer seven questions about your door and get an instant 0-100 score with a letter grade and what to do next. You can share your score if you want to.

Seven: how old your opener is, when you last had a professional tune-up, whether the door opens and closes smoothly, whether the springs or cables show wear, whether the door seals at the bottom, whether the safety sensors reverse the door on an obstacle, and how heavily the door is used.

A score of 86 or above earns an A, 72 or above a B, 58 or above a C, 44 or above a D, and anything lower an F. Each grade comes with a plain-language reading, from 'excellent shape' down to 'time to act', plus a recommendation for what to do next.

No. The Door Health Score is a self-assessment scored from your own answers, not a technician's inspection. If your grade points to safety or reliability problems, the recommended next step is a professional inspection, which is what the annual DoorGuard tune-up and full safety inspection provide.