Garage door membership in Arizona
Homeowners in Phoenix, Scottsdale, Mesa, Chandler, Tucson, Casa Grande and Prescott can keep their garage door in shape with a yearly tune-up, priority scheduling and member savings on repair labor. From $19 a month, cancel anytime.
Short answer: DoorGuard is available in 327 ZIP codes across Arizona. Plans start at $19 a month, with no contract. Every plan includes a yearly tune-up and safety inspection, priority scheduling and member savings on repair labor.
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Coverage is by ZIP code. Enter yours to see if DoorGuard serves your home.
How the Arizona climate wears on a garage door
Desert heat is the main story. Through a long summer in the Phoenix and Tucson areas, a garage door facing west or south takes direct sun all afternoon. Paint fades and chalks, plastic parts turn brittle, and the vinyl seals along the sides and bottom dry out and shrink. Lubricant cooks off rollers and hinges faster than it would in a mild place. Read our guide to garage door care in hot climates for what holds up and what does not.
Monsoon season adds wind and grit. Summer storms can push a wall of dust across the Phoenix area, and fine sand works into tracks, rollers and the gap under the door. Grit mixed with old grease turns into a paste that makes a door grind and shudder. Sudden gusts and downpours follow, so a door with tired weatherstripping lets dust and water in. Our page on side and top weatherstripping shows what a good seal looks like.
Much of the housing around Mesa, Gilbert, Chandler, Peoria, Surprise, San Tan Valley and Maricopa is stucco tract and master-planned construction, built in waves, with attached two car and three car garages. Doors in a neighborhood often went in around the same time and wear out together. For many families the garage is the front door, and the opener cycles many times a day.
Not all of Arizona is low desert. Prescott, Payson and Globe sit higher, with cold winter nights and occasional snow, while Yuma, Parker and Quartzsite are some of the hottest, driest corners of the state. In the southeast, Sierra Vista, Bisbee and Nogales sit well above the low desert, so summers run milder and winter nights turn cold. In every one of those places the springs and cables carry heavy tension, so keep your hands off them.
What membership includes
Every plan is billed monthly with no contract, and you can cancel anytime by email or phone. Here is what members in Arizona get.
- A yearly tune-up and full safety inspection. Springs and cables, rollers and hinges, lubrication of all moving parts, door balance testing and a garage door opener safety test.
- Priority scheduling on repairs.
- Member savings on repair labor, with the price shown before any work begins.
- Essential, $19 a month: covers 1 garage door with one tune-up a year.
- Complete, $39 a month: up to 2 garage doors, two tune-ups a year, the service-call fee waived on member visits, greater savings on parts and labor, and higher-priority scheduling.
- Premier, $79 a month: every garage door at your home plus your entry-door locks, unlimited priority service, an annual opener and lock health check, our highest member savings and top-priority scheduling.
Compare every plan side by side on the pricing page, or take the free 60-second garage door checkup to see how your door is doing today.
Where we serve in Arizona
DoorGuard serves 327 ZIP codes across Arizona, in Maricopa County, Pima County, Pinal County, Gila County, Santa Cruz County and 5 more counties.
Metro areas
The Phoenix area · The Tucson area
Cities
Avondale · Buckeye · Chandler · Gilbert · Glendale · Goodyear · Maricopa · Mesa · Peoria · Phoenix · Queen Creek · Scottsdale · Surprise · Tempe · Tucson
Coverage is by ZIP code, so use the ZIP checker above to confirm your home.
Questions from homeowners in Arizona
Is DoorGuard available in Arizona?
Yes. DoorGuard serves 327 ZIP codes in Arizona, including parts of Maricopa, Pima, Pinal, Yavapai, Yuma, Cochise, Santa Cruz, Gila, Graham and La Paz counties. Phoenix, Mesa, Tucson, Casa Grande, Prescott, Yuma and Sierra Vista are among the places covered. Coverage depends on your ZIP code, so check yours with the ZIP checker on this page.
Does extreme heat really shorten the life of door parts?
Heat is hard on lubricant, rubber and plastic. Grease thins and dries, seals crack, and an opener working in a hot garage runs warm. Your yearly visit replaces dried-out grease with fresh lubricant, looks over the springs, cables, rollers and hinges, and checks balance and the opener's safety reverse, so heat wear shows up before it turns into a stuck door.
What exactly does the yearly tune-up check?
It is a full safety inspection plus maintenance. The visit looks at springs and cables, rollers and hinges, lubricates all moving parts, tests the door's balance and checks that the opener reverses safely when something is in the way. If a repair is needed, you see the price before any work begins, with member savings on labor.
My door got loud after monsoon season. Is that normal?
Dust and grit in the tracks and rollers are a common cause of new grinding or rattling after summer storms. Dry hinges and worn rollers add to it. Members can request a visit through the site or at (877) 257-6027, and the tune-up lubricates the moving parts and checks the rollers and hinges so you know where the noise is coming from.