Adam Al Shober owns and runs Perth Garage Doors Repairs. He has 20 years in the trade, which in garage doors means he has watched most failures happen before they finish happening: the torsion spring that lets go at six in the morning, the opener that strains for a month and then quits, the roller door that jumps its track in a Fremantle sea breeze. That experience is what you are paying for when he tells you a motor is worth repairing rather than replacing — or the other way round.
We work out of 37/1324 Hay St, West Perth, and we cover every Perth suburb, north and south of the river — Yanchep down to Baldivis, the coast across to Midland and Armadale. The phone is answered 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. There is no call-out fee, the quote is free, and the price is agreed with you before a tool comes out of the van.
Each van carries the parts that fail most often — springs, cables, rollers, remotes and the usual opener spares — so most repairs are finished in a single visit. Homes are the bulk of the work, and we also look after commercial roller and sectional doors on the industrial strips around Osborne Park, Wangara, Welshpool and Bibra Lake.
For new doors we supply, install and service Steel-Line, B&D and Centurion Garage Doors; for openers, Merlin, Jaytech, Superlift and Steel-Line. If your existing door or motor is another make, we can repair most of them, and we will say plainly when a part is no longer made and what the sensible alternative is.