Our Savannah office is on Commercial Dr in southern Savannah — our technicians are local to Chatham County. For most repair calls we can schedule same-day service. Emergency calls are prioritized. Call us and we’ll confirm your arrival window.

Yes — from our Savannah location we serve all of Chatham County and surrounding areas, including Pooler, Garden City, Port Wentworth, Richmond Hill (Bryan County), Hinesville (Liberty County), and Tybee Island. Our service territory extends into Effingham County as well.

Significantly. Savannah sits about 10 miles from the Atlantic Ocean — close enough that salt-laden air reaches the city, particularly during onshore wind events and after tropical systems. Combined with Chatham County’s year-round high humidity (averaging 75–80%), standard steel springs, cables, and hardware corrode faster than in inland Georgia markets. We use galvanized springs, stainless steel cables, and marine-grade hardware for Savannah installations.

Yes, and it’s strongly recommended for all Chatham County properties. Savannah is in Georgia’s coastal hurricane zone. The Georgia State Minimum Standard Building Code specifies wind-load requirements for coastal Chatham County, and your homeowner’s insurance carrier may also require a wind-rated door. We install Georgia-code-compliant wind-rated doors and provide the documentation you need.

This requires care — the Savannah Historic District is managed by the Metropolitan Planning Commission (MPC) and has strict guidelines on exterior changes visible from the street. We’re experienced with Savannah’s historic review process and can recommend compliant door options — typically wood or wood-grain composite in traditional styles — and help with the Certificate of Appropriateness (COA) documentation required by the MPC.

In the historic and midtown areas, wood and faux-wood composite carriage-house doors dominate — they complement Savannah’s antebellum and Victorian architecture. In newer residential developments in Pooler and off I-16, contemporary insulated steel and aluminum doors are more common. On Tybee Island and in coastal communities, we prioritize wind-rated performance alongside curb appeal.

Yes. The Port of Savannah’s surrounding logistics and industrial corridor is a significant part of our commercial business. We install and service sectional overhead doors, rolling steel doors, high-speed doors, and dock equipment for warehouses, distribution centers, and logistics facilities throughout the Savannah industrial zone.

The most common repairs — spring replacement, cable repair, roller replacement — typically run $150–$350. We provide a complete upfront quote before any work begins. No surprise charges at completion.

This is almost always a safety sensor issue — the infrared sensors are getting moisture inside the lens or housing, which interrupts the beam and prevents closing. Savannah’s humidity and frequent rain make this a common call. Wipe both sensors dry with a soft cloth — the LED indicators should be solid, not blinking. If it persists, the sensor housings may be cracked and need replacement. Call us and we can diagnose it quickly.