Even though the price seemed high, I hired Precision Garage Door of Fort Worth to install 3 new insulated garage doors and two openers. The salesperson came out, measured the openings, and we picked out the doors and paid the 50% down to order them. The salesperson asked if I was going to trim out the openings and I said yes, I was going to put on the 2x8's around the openings. I asked him what he needed to have to get started, and he said they needed the drywall up so they could install the tracks and openers. For the install, they asked if Monday or Tuesday would be better. I said "Let's do Monday, that way if there's a problem, we'll still have Tuesday to fix it." The epoxy floor was going on Wednesday. I spent the weekend getting the last of the drywall up, finished about 1am Monday morning, so it would be ready when they showed up Monday. When noone showed up by noon I called "We have you on the schedule for tomorrow". Fine, , it's a misunderstanding, but I these doors have to be installed before the floor gets epoxied to keep the dustout. Tuesday, around noon, and by 4:30pm had half of the first door up. Then they said they couldn't install the doors (high lift) because they needed additional framing in the walls. Also, the doors were 3" shorter than the openings. The salesperson told me it was my fault for not framing the openings in enough, he thought we were going to frame them down further. I said "Didn't you measure? Why didn't you bring this up?" So we pushed back the floor 2 weeks, I took down all the drywall around the doors, added another 4.5" of solid stud framing so they would be able to bolt the tracks in. The salesperson had said to call him before I put the drywall back up so he could make sure it was what they needed, so I called him and left a message. Finally 2 hours later, I got a call from the scheduler that the people would be out Tuesday. I said "All they needed done was the bracing for the rails?" He said "Yes, and for the openers." This was the first I heard about framing or bracing for the openers, so I said "What needs to be done there? Noone's said anything about the openers!" He said "Well, where they go on the wall, there needs to be something to bolt them to." Yes, I understand what bracing, is, but noone has told me where it needs to go, or if the regular 16" centers I have there is fine, or what. I asked where the openers went, he said "on the end of the shaft" I said "I don't have a shaft on it, where does the shaft go, near the ceiling?" He said "It's the thing with the spring on it" I said "I don't have a spring installed either". Finally I said fine. Then realizing I didn't want to have another delay, I called and talked to the scheduler "I just need to cancel all of this. It's obvious you don't know what you're doing, the doors don't fit, the salesperson didn't measure, he won't return my calls. I'm paying for a professional installation, not someone to guess and hack it together". After repeating this to the owner, I told him he can either come and get their stuff and the doors, and get it out of here, or I'll buy them off of him and finish the job myself. He said they wouldn't do that, because we had a contract. I told him that I signed the contract on the assumption they'd actually done this before. Finally he forced the salesperson to drop everything and come that day to verify that everything was fine. He finally showed up, and blessed it, and acted annoyed that he actually had to come by like he said he would to make sure that they didn't have ANOTHER wasted trip and put me further behind schedule. They showed up sometime Tuesday, while I was out of town, left about 3pm. Asked my wife how it looked and she said "Well, the trim's not on, neither are the garage door openers, and the doors are wedged against the drywall so they can't open, are they coming back?" I called them up, and they said it would be next week before they could send someone out to finish, unfortunately that's when the floor was due to be done. So they said they would call the following Saturday to set something up. At least the doors were there, so that could be finished. The Monday after, I finally called them, and they said "oh yes, I had a note here to call you" but no apology. They said they'd have someone come out Wednesday. I said "fine". Noone came Wednesday. I called again the following Monday, finally a week later someone came. The framing looks terrible, the openers are mounted to an unnecessary 2x6 screwed to the wall, and the spring frame isn't actually bolted to the wall. Luckily they left the release cords long enough that my 4 year old can grab it and drop the door on herself. This weekend I'll be redoing most of it myself, so that it'll at least LOOK like a professional did it. Never never never use these guys. For anything. If there's noone else, and its broken, just park outside.