Lizzie's Garage Doors, LLP

Lizzie's Garage Doors has been fixing and installing garage doors around Nashua since 1963, and the sheer depth of its record shows: 495 Google ratings averaging 4.8 stars, and reviewers who keep coming back across decades. One customer describes using the company for their mother's house years ago and then their own home more recently; another has been a customer for over 20 years. That kind of repeat business is the clearest signal here. The specifics back it up. Reviewers repeatedly name individual technicians -- Robby, Steve, Nick, Joey, Justin, Jimmy -- for fixing broken torsion springs same-day or next-day, often after calling other companies that were booked out a week. One review describes a technician correcting a door that was out of balance because a previous company had installed the wrong springs. A 2026 review from a contracting partner describes the company as a consistently organized subcontractor on residential projects. The business itself says it employs no subcontractors and trains its own installers, which lines up with how often the same names show up in the reviews. A cluster of three 1-star reviews between April and July 2026 is worth knowing about, even against that record. One describes a door that would open fine but intermittently failed to close, with the company declining to replace the sensors despite being shown video of the failure. Another describes an opener's light going out the day after a repair visit. A third describes light visible around the edges of doors installed two years earlier. None of these are typical of the broader record, but they cluster in the same few months and share a theme: things not being fully resolved on the first visit. Older reviews mention smaller friction points too -- in 2024, one reviewer says the company wouldn't give a preliminary quote without a full contact exchange, and in 2023, another was surprised by an unmentioned $25 lubrication charge. The company is a family business, run by Brad and Al Lizzie, and is a Clopay authorized dealer. It states evening emergency hours (5-8 PM) and free estimates, and covers southern New Hampshire and northern Massachusetts. For most jobs -- a broken spring, a new door, a stuck opener -- the record here is about as strong as it gets. If a repair doesn't fully resolve the issue on the first visit, it's worth following up promptly and asking for specifics in writing.