Winston Salem Garage Door Insulation

We had to frame in the garage opening to fit a standard garage door and they gave us very good information on what they would need structurally to support their system. Once we finished framing they came the next day and installed the complete door in just a few hours, tested it and instructed us. The door is beautiful and works perfectly. Their guaranty and workmanship are top notch.

I am building a 12 foot by 12 foot shed. I wanted to install an 96 inch (8 foot) wide x 84 inch (7 foot) high garage door, insulated, 4 raised panel per section with an exterior handle and locking mechanism. I call Precision Overhead Garage Door of Greensboro in order to obtain a quote, and rough opening dimensions. I informed the phone representative that I was doing a cost analysis to determine if it was more cost effective to have them install the door I wanted, or to buy a door kit at Lowe's and install a side entrance door as well. I informed her that I could not lay the block foundation until I received a quote to compare as I would have to leave an opening for a side door if necessary. I submitted an online quote request on 13MAR2018. I received a call back within the hour. I informed the phone rep of my needs and was told that I would be receiving a call from the local tech the next day. on 14MAR2018 at 7:51 AM another phone rep called stating that they had received my online quote request. I told her that I had already spoken to someone the night before and that I was waiting on a call from the local tech. I never received the call from the tech. On 15MAR2018 I called them again and asked why I had not received a call from with a price quote. I was told that an attempt had been made to contact me. I told the rep that was not true as I had my phone in my possession all day and they never called. She placed me on a "high priority" list and that I should have receive a call on the 16th. I never did. I called them tonight (16MAR2018) and let them know that I found their lack of follow up as unprofessional. I also told her that it was obvious that they did not want my business, I also told her that if anyone asked me for a referral, I would have to be honest and not recommend them. I finally asked that they call as I was no longer interested in their service.

It started when a representative of Dutch Barns came to the house to discuss the project and what options we wanted installed on the garage. We were given a basic estimate that broke down the costs of the basic structure, plus the additional expenses of the extended driveway, septic tank relocation, 12?x12? roof, brick veneer and foundation, thicker block, hurricane straps, electrical (including a 220V outlet), interior and exterior lighting, attic with access, phone line, cable, insulated door, side door, insulation, and drywall. From the outset we were given the option of selecting any sub-contractor we wanted, but aside from the electrical work, we let Dutch Barns select and manage them. Construction began with relocation of the septic tank, then the footings were poured and the foundation was built. We specified 8? block around the foundation even though code only required 4?. The block was set, but they used 4? instead of the 8?, but offered to fix the problem without hesitation. As a result, the garage foundation has 8? block inside 4? block inside brick. The foundation certainly isn?t going anywhere. They then built the structure with a 12? by 12? roof and attic with floor. Brick veneer was attached to the front wall and all around the foundation to match the house. We selected the same electrical and security system contractor which did the house but Dutch Barns still managed the process. We selected the interior lighting and bought the exterior fixtures including motion lights. I painted the interior to save a little money on labor, and the garage was done. They came back about a year later and fixed small warranty items such as ?nail pops? and trim issues, just as any home builder would have done. We had them upgrade our back deck while they were at it, and we plan to eventually use them to finish our basement.