HQI Door Company

Two names come up over and over in HQI Door Company's reviews — Dan and Matt — and it's usually the same story: showed up when they said, put the door in, cleaned up, made sure you knew how it worked before leaving. That pattern holds across 213 Google ratings averaging 4.9, another 82 on HomeAdvisor at the same average, and 44 on Thumbtack at 5.0. The Raynham company is Better Business Bureau accredited and carries an A+ grade. The everyday work is residential: new doors and openers, worn or damaged doors replaced, openers repaired. Speed keeps surfacing. A customer whose newly installed opener quit in June 2026 had a technician out within an hour of calling. Another with an intermittent opener got a next-day appointment in January 2026. In March 2026 a homeowner whose door went crooked and trapped the car inside had HQI free the car, then order a replacement door and a motor that met current safety codes. The finish details are what reviewers tend to name. Old rails and hardware hauled away. The garage left cleaner than they found it. The opener paired to a phone app and programmed into the car before the crew left. A technician explaining what caused the failure and what maintenance would head off the next one. There's a wholesale side worth knowing about: HQI is the installer behind garage door orders placed through Home Depot and Lowe's, and customers who arrived that way in June 2025 and December 2025 wrote that the handoff was the part that went well. Beyond houses, its listed work runs to commercial overhead, high-speed, sectional and rolling steel doors, dock equipment, safety compliance programs and preventative maintenance. Two things sit on the other side. A June 2026 customer says the seals around the outside of a new door left visible gaps, and describes calling the company back about it. Separately, Violation Tracker and a safety-records site both list one OSHA inspection dated May 13, 2025 that produced two violations and $5,634 in penalties — a labor-agency record about the company's own job sites rather than a customer's account of the work. For a door replacement, an opener that has quit, or a repair you need this week, this is a deep and consistently reviewed shop. When your door goes in, walk the perimeter with the installer before they leave: check the weather seals at both jambs and along the bottom, and get the warranty terms on the seal and the door itself in writing.