Garage door · Long Beach
The spring snapped. The cars are trapped.
A torsion spring at 10pm does not wait for the truck to roll back. A door stuck open on the street does not live in voicemail until morning. The shop number still belongs to you. We work it that night, in the shop's voice.
What you get
$2,500 a month. One independent garage door shop.
$2,500a month · one shop · thirty-day kill
- Night rings: snapped spring, door off track, opener dead If it hits after the last truck is out, we call them back that night.
- Quotes still sitting on the counter We stay on the spring and opener estimate until they schedule or stop answering.
- Ask for the review when the door is running After the spring is on and the cars are out — not while the cable is still on the floor.
- Forms and email in the shop's mouth A web form gets a shop-voice reply, not a ticket number from a portal.
- Monday desk for the shop Rings we caught, spring and opener jobs that booked, and unsigned quotes still on the pile.
What we do not do
- No We do not buy ads or run your campaigns.
- No We do not dispatch or build tomorrow's board.
- No We do not swipe a card on a service call.
- No Walk-ins stay closed. Write the office.
First 30 days
We take the shop number and the inbox you already have — one garage door shop. The office is in Long Beach.
The first month is night rings, quotes on the counter, and a Monday desk. Accounts writes back by email.
If the snapped-spring calls and stuck-door voicemails do not turn into booked jobs you can see, you do not stay.
Write the office
Latchlot
- PlaceLong Beach, CA
- Emailaccounts@latchlot.com
- PhoneAccounts by email
- Sitelatchlot.com
- Walk-insClosed. Accounts writes back by email.