FLAT-RATE PRICE BOOK FOR GARAGE DOOR PROS

A spring is $12.
The price is the same for all.

A broken torsion spring is a $12 part and a job that’ll take your fingers off if you don’t know it. Homeowners see the $12 and choke on a $190 price they don’t understand — until it’s a flat rate, printed, the same for everyone. Quote springs, openers, and rollers hourly and every call turns into a negotiation. A flat-rate price book ends that: one number per repair, set from your rate.

50 GARAGE-DOOR JOB TEMPLATES · YOUR RATE DOES THE PRICING · FREE, NO SIGNUP

WHY FLAT-RATE BEATS HOURLY

The spring is $12. The risk is not.

A torsion spring is a cheap part and a dangerous job, and the price has to reflect both at once. Quote it hourly and the customer sees a small part number and a big invoice and assumes they’re being padded for time. Quote it flat, printed the same for every house, and the price stops looking negotiable — because it isn’t. A book with one number per repair takes the argument out of the driveway before it starts.

Garage door work is usually an afterthought in the big flat-rate platforms, which are built first for HVAC, plumbing, and electrical service calls. ServiceTitan sits behind a sales demo at roughly $245+ per tech monthly. Profit Rhino runs $39–59 a tech per month and sells a separate $1,499 “Success Coaching & Implementation” package on its Pro tier. Both assume a company with several trucks on a dispatch board, not one tech and one van.

ServiceTitan price book · servicetitan.com/features/pro/pricebook · Profit Rhino pricing as of July 2026 · profitrhino.com/pricing/smartprice

QuoteIron’s 50 garage-door templates don’t hand you a “market price” for a torsion-spring swap and ask you to trust it. Each one carries a typical labor-hour range and a mid-grade parts cost, structure only. Your rate and markup do the actual pricing, and you can override any single row without rebuilding the rest of the book.

WHAT A BOOK ROW LOOKS LIKE

The book, one row at a time.

This is what a flat-rate price book for garage door pros actually looks like — a row per repair, typical hours, what’s included, and a price. These nine come straight from the QuoteIron garage-door catalog.

These prices are examples. Every row below is priced at a sample rate of $95/hr labor + 30% materials markup, rounded to $5 — the book-builder’s defaults, not market rates. In the builder you set your own three numbers and every row reprices in one second. Some folks call it garage door flat rate pricing; others want a garage door price list template. Same thing — a book of firm prices, built off your own numbers, that you own outright.

Job (what a book row looks like)Typical hoursParts (mid-grade)Example price
Service call & diagnosticDiagnose the door or opener problem, test operation, and give a fixed price; repairs quoted separately. 1 h $5 $105
Replace torsion spring, singleRemove the failed torsion spring and install one mid-grade replacement, then wind and balance the door. 1.5 h $35 $190
Replace pair of torsion springsSwap both torsion springs as a matched set, wind to proper tension, and balance the door. 2 h $70 $285
Install chain-drive openerMount a new chain-drive opener, run rail and wiring, program travel limits, and test safety reverse. 2 h $150 $385
Install belt-drive openerMount a new belt-drive opener for quiet operation, set travel limits, and test the safety reverse. 2 h $180 $425
Replace 10 nylon rollersSwap all ten worn rollers for quiet nylon rollers and check the door runs smoothly. 1.25 h $25 $155
Replace bottom weather sealPull the old bottom seal and slide in a new rubber gasket to block drafts and water. 1 h $20 $125
Garage door tune-up & balanceAdjust springs, tighten hardware, lube moving parts, and rebalance the door for smooth travel. 1 h $10 $110
Replace photo-eye safety sensorsReplace both photo-eye sensors, realign the beam, and test that the door reverses on obstruction. 1 h $30 $135

Templates carry structure — typical hours and mid-grade parts cost. Your rate and markup do the pricing; every number is editable in the builder and the app.

HOW THE FREE BOOK BUILDER WORKS

Three numbers.
Your whole book prices itself.

STEP 01

Pick the trade

Open the builder and tap Garage Door. You get the real repairs — torsion and extension springs, opener installs, roller and cable swaps, weather seal, tune-ups and safety sensors — the calls you run every day.

STEP 02

Set three numbers

Your labor rate, your materials markup, your rounding. The sample reprices in one second. The example rows here use $95/hr and 30% — swap in yours and watch every price change.

STEP 03

Print it or quote it

Print the sample as a paper book for the truck, or open the QuoteIron app to quote a live garage-door repair in about 90 seconds — then turn the quote into an invoice with one tap.

OTHER TRADES

Not your trade? Pick it.

Every trade below has its own flat-rate book in QuoteIron — real residential jobs, priced from your numbers. There’s also the multi-trade book builder and the main QuoteIron page.

STRAIGHT ANSWERS

Fair questions.

Can I edit every price?

Yes — every number. The 50 garage door templates carry structure only: typical hours and mid-grade parts cost. Your rate and markup do the pricing, and you can override any single row. QuoteIron never ships “market prices” it can’t stand behind.

Does it work offline?

The book-builder runs right in your browser. The full QuoteIron app installs to your phone’s home screen and works with no signal at all — detached garages, new-build sites with no service yet. It’s an app that lives on your phone, not a website that dies with the bars.

What does it cost after the free sample?

The sample book is free, no signup. The full app — the whole 50-job book, editing, 90-second quoting, invoices, e-signatures, and follow-ups — is $14 a month flat, or $140 a year. Fourteen-day trial, no card up front, and you cancel online in one click.

What about a full door replacement?

That’s a custom quote — add your own line and price the door your way. The book is for the repairs that make up most of your calls — the spring, the opener, the rollers, the seal, the tune-up — quoted in about 90 seconds so you close it at the door.

Do I have to build the whole book myself before I can start quoting?

No. Choosing Garage Door during onboarding seeds your book with the full 50 garage-door templates already in it. Set your labor rate, materials markup, and rounding once, and every row prices itself — you add custom lines only for the jobs that don’t fit a template.

Does the book handle spring-tension safety or code compliance?

No. Winding a spring safely and confirming photo-eye and reversal function stay your training and your call, the same as always. The book prices labor and parts structure for the repair — it doesn’t replace judgment on the job.

BUILD IT NOW

Your book. Your prices.
Built in about a minute.

Start free — pick the trade, punch in three numbers, and watch the book price itself. No signup for the sample; the full 50-job book, editing, and 90-second quoting live in the $14/mo app.

Want the method behind these garage-door numbers? Read how to build a flat-rate price book →

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