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Garage Door Before & After in Bothell, WA
We’ve documented every job we’ve done in Bothell since 2015 - over 18,000 of them. Each one leaves with a photo record, a written price, and a warranty. This page shows what that actually looks like on real doors in real Bothell neighborhoods. No stock photos. No staging. Just the work, named and priced.
Recent Transformations
Broken Torsion Spring Replacement - Canyon Park
The homeowner heard a loud bang from the garage at 6:30 a.m. and found the door frozen at knee height. We arrived by 8:15, measured the failed spring at 0.243-inch wire diameter with a clean coil break at the tenth winding. The replacement was a matched pair of 2-inch ID springs rated for 18,000 cycles. We wrote the price at $285 before touching a winding bar, swapped both springs and the center bearing plate, and re-tensioned to 7.5 turns. Door balanced at 2 pounds of lift force. Photo record delivered by text before we left the driveway.
Dented Steel Panel Replacement - Downtown Bothell
A delivery truck backed into a 16-foot Clopay Classic steel door on a 1920s-era carriage house near Main Street. The bottom two panels were creased past repair, but the hardware and top sections were sound. We sourced matching 24-gauge embossed panels in white, wrote the scope at $680 including disposal, and installed them with new jamb seals since the originals had compressed to nothing after ninety Bothell winters. The door now seats flush and the opener doesn’t strain on the close cycle.
Opener Logic Board Failure - Thrashers Corner
The LiftMaster 8550W was dead except for a single click on the wall button. We traced it to a failed logic board - capacitor vented, traces corroded from humidity cycling in an uninsulated garage near North Creek. Rather than sell a whole opener, we quoted $340 for an OEM board and reprogram, wrote it down, and had it running in an hour. The homeowner kept their belt drive, their battery backup, and their homelink programming. That’s Clause 1: fix what’s broken, not what’s adjacent.
Full Door Replacement - North Creek
The original wood door on a 1987 build had rotted through the bottom rail and the hinge mortises were stripped. We measured the opening at 16 by 7 feet, noted the low headroom track configuration, and quoted $2,400 for an Amarr Lincoln 3000 insulated steel door with a composite overlay, new torsion hardware, and a vertical lift conversion to clear the beam. Installation took four hours. The R-value went from nothing to 9.19, and the new door clears the opener rail by a clean inch.
Cable Drum and Bottom Bracket Rebuild - Mill Creek Border
The door had been binding on the left side for months until the cable jumped the drum and wedged against the jamb. We found a cracked cast-aluminum drum, a bent bottom bracket, and a frayed cable with three broken strands. The written scope was $420: replace both drums with cast-iron, both cables with 7×19 galvanized, both bottom brackets, and re-square the door in the opening. We photographed the cracked drum before quoting - that’s Clause 4 - and the homeowner had the evidence in their inbox before the truck cooled down.
Emergency Off-Track Recovery - Waynita
The door had come completely out of the vertical track at 9 p.m. after a teenager clipped it with a bike rack. Our technician was on site in 35 minutes, found the top roller had sheared and the track was spread at the radius, and wrote an emergency repair at $195 before touching the door. We reset the panels on the track, replaced the roller with a heavy-duty 2-inch nylon, and gauged the track spacing back to 2 inches with a level. Door ran true. Call was answered by a live person at 9:04 p.m. - no callback queue, no voicemail.
What Every Job Has in Common
None of these started with “call for pricing.” Every one opened with a flat, written number and a scope paragraph - Clause 1 of The Haven Standard. Every one closed with a photo record: the failed part, the repair in progress, the finished work. Every one carries the 365-Day Done Right Promise. If we touch it and it’s not right, we make it right. No coupon required.
We service all eight major brands - LiftMaster, Chamberlain, Genie, Clopay, Amarr, Wayne Dalton, Craftsman, and Raynor - and we carry common springs, openers, and hardware on every truck. If you’re comparing estimates, bring us the paperwork. We’ll give you a free second opinion with no obligation.
Want Results Like These?
Call (425) 696-1443 anytime. A live person answers, 24 hours a day, including holidays. We’ll name a technician, send an on-the-way text, and write the price before any work starts. That’s how we’ve done it in Bothell since 2015.
Written by Marcus Deller, Owner at Servo Garage Doors Bothell, serving Bothell since 2015.