Garage Door Software That Wins Same-Day Repairs, Documents Every Worn Part, and Closes More Installs

A broken torsion spring is one of the few home emergencies where a homeowner will call the first company that picks up the phone and can come out today. Fieseros shows you a live map of every tech's location, what jobs they're currently on, and what springs and parts are stocked in their van. When the call comes in, you dispatch the closest tech who actually has the right spring on board, the customer gets an ETA through SMS, and the tech receives full job details on their phone. Most garage door companies using Fieseros win 30 to 50 percent more same-day repair calls simply because they can promise a real ETA instead of "sometime this afternoon."

Yes. Every van has its own parts inventory in Fieseros — torsion springs by wire size and length, extension springs, rollers, cables, hinges, drums, and operator remotes. When the tech installs a part on a job, it deducts from the van inventory automatically and adds to the customer's invoice at your marked-up price. When stock hits a reorder threshold, Fieseros alerts you to restock. You stop losing same-day repair calls because the tech showed up without the right spring, which is the single most common revenue leak in a garage door business.

Every garage door service call — whether it is a repair, a tune-up, or a new install — ends with a 10-point safety inspection. The tech works through the checklist in Fieseros: torsion springs, extension springs, lift cables, rollers, hinges, track alignment, opener auto-reverse force, photo eye sensors, wall button function, and emergency release. Each item is logged as pass, fail, or recommend-replacement, with photos attached for any flagged items. The completed inspection gets bundled into a clean PDF sent to the customer through Email, which becomes your documented record if a safety issue ever comes up later. The inspection also surfaces upsell opportunities — worn rollers, frayed cables — that the customer can approve on the spot.

Yes, and installs are where the real revenue is for most garage door companies. Fieseros treats a new install as a project with its own workflow — site measurement, door and panel selection from the SKU catalog, financing approval if needed, material ordering from the manufacturer, scheduling the install crew, and final invoicing on completion. The same platform that handles your same-day repair dispatch handles your install pipeline, so you see both revenue streams on one dashboard. Many garage door companies use Fieseros specifically to grow their install book because the project workflow makes it far easier to quote, schedule, and bill larger jobs.

Annual garage door tune-ups — lubricate springs and rollers, check spring tension, inspect cables, test opener auto-reverse — are some of the most profitable recurring work a garage door company can sell. In Fieseros, you define each tune-up contract once with the customer, the annual price, and the scheduled month. Fieseros auto-schedules the visit, sends the customer an SMS reminder a week before, dispatches the tech, and queues the invoice after the job is marked complete. The contract also surfaces in the dashboard when it is up for renewal, so you can reach out before the customer lets it lapse. A book of 200 tune-up contracts at 150 dollars each is 30,000 dollars of recurring revenue that runs on autopilot.

Yes, and financing is often the difference between closing a 3,500-dollar install and losing it to a competitor who offered payments. Fieseros lets you attach a financing option to any install quote — the customer clicks a link in their Email or SMS quote, fills out a short application, and gets approved in minutes through a financing partner. Once approved, the install gets scheduled and you get paid by the lender, while the customer pays off the balance over 12 to 60 months. You close more installs, you close them faster, and you stop losing deals to competitors whose only advantage was offering monthly payments.