"The spring snapped and my car is stuck inside"
Booked for today, because a stuck car can't wait.
For garage door companies
Every broken spring call answered, before they call someone else.
When a spring snaps, the customer's car is stuck and they call until someone answers. SolveCore answers every call for your garage door company, books same-day repairs into real open times, answers price questions from your own price list, and follows up on new door quotes, all in one system we set up for you.
A sample call, answered by SolveCore for Ridgeline Garage Doors
Sound familiar?
You're great at the work. The office side is what costs you.
Most service businesses don't lose jobs because of the work. They lose them in the gaps: the call nobody answered, the quote nobody followed up, the invoice nobody chased.
The phone rings while you're under a door with a broken spring.
They hang up and call the next garage door company on Google. That job is gone.
Same-day calls go to whoever answers first.
A car stuck in the garage is urgent. If you're up on a ladder, the customer is already dialing the next company.
Quotes go out. Then nothing.
You quoted a $2,450 insulated door last week. Nobody followed up. They may have bought from someone else.
Price shoppers call all day.
"How much for a spring?" is a fair question, but answering it ten times a day pulls you off the job.
Power outages break openers all at once.
A storm knocks the power out, and suddenly half your customers need help with their opener on the same day.
Cold snaps break springs all at once.
The first hard freeze brings a wave of calls you can't answer one by one.
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What it handles for a garage door company
The calls that come in every week, answered and booked.
Cold snaps break springs, and every car stuck in a garage is a same-day call.
Calls SolveCore answers for a garage door company
"The opener stopped working after the power went out"
Answered from your own instructions, then booked if they still need a visit.
"How much for a new insulated door?"
Answered from your price list and booked for an estimate.
The busy season, covered
Cold snaps break springs, and every car stuck in a garage is a same-day call.
Examples on this page use Ridgeline Garage Doors, a made-up garage door company.
The example business
Meet Ridgeline Garage Doors.
A made-up garage door company we use to show SolveCore at work: the morning briefing, today's jobs, who's paid and what still needs the owner.
A day with SolveCore
Same day. Same jobs. A very different evening.
Here's an ordinary day without SolveCore, and the same day with it. Nothing about your work changes. The office side just stops landing on you.
6:30 AM
Without SolveCore: You check voicemail in the truck. Three messages from last night. One of them already hired someone else.
With SolveCore: Your morning briefing is ready: two jobs booked overnight and one thing that needs you.
9:15 AM
Without SolveCore: The phone rings while you're under a door with a broken spring. You let it go.
With SolveCore: Front Desk answers, books Dana Whitaker for Today 1 to 3 PM, and writes up the call for you.
12:30 PM
Without SolveCore: Lunch is spent returning calls and digging through email.
With SolveCore: Your inbox is already sorted and two replies are drafted. You tap Send and actually eat.
3:00 PM
Without SolveCore: You finally see this morning's web lead. They booked with someone else at 10:15.
With SolveCore: That lead got a reply in 29 seconds with two open times, and picked one.
6:00 PM
Without SolveCore: Last week's quotes? There's no time to follow up.
With SolveCore: Revenue Engine followed up on day 2 and day 5. Tom Alvarez said yes to the $2,450 job.
9:30 PM
Without SolveCore: Kitchen table. Chasing invoices. Updating the whiteboard.
With SolveCore: Reminders went out at the right times. Karen Liu paid from the link. You're off for the night.
Missed-calls calculator
What are missed calls costing you?
Move the sliders to match your business. We keep the math conservative, and every assumption is shown below.
All the calls your business gets in a normal week.
Starts at a typical ticket for a garage door company. Set it to yours.
14% is the home services average in CallRail's 2025 benchmark.
You could be losing about
$1,820 to $3,640
every month
$21,840 to $43,680
every year
How we figure it: about 24 missed calls a month. We assume only 1 in 5 to 2 in 5 of them were jobs you would have won, because some missed calls are existing customers, wrong numbers or spam.
See how much SolveCore can win back.
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Book a demo
See SolveCore set up for your garage door company.
Tell us a little about your business. We'll set up a short call and show you exactly what SolveCore would handle. Pricing is covered on the demo.
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A 30-minute video call
At a time that suits you. Bring your phone and your questions.
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We find where you're losing time and money
Missed calls, slow follow-up, unpaid invoices. We look at your real numbers together.
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You see it set up for a business like yours
Your kind of calls, your kind of jobs, and what it would handle for you on day one.