Sandia Garage Door Repair

Sandia Garage Door Repair runs out of a small unit on Bruce Street in Methuen, and the jobs people call it for are the ones that can't wait — a snapped spring, a buckled panel, an opener that quit overnight. The loudest number is Google's: 4.8 across 69 ratings. It needs reading with care. The written history running back to 2022 mixes properly detailed accounts of panel swaps, opener and belt replacements and weekend call-outs with a long run of one-line praise carrying no job detail at all, and two customers pushed back hard — one over pricing, one over the company's name itself. That name question is the thing to settle before anyone touches your door. A reviewer states the business actually trades under a different name and that the phone number attached to this listing doesn't reach a "Sandia". Its BBB page, opened in March 2026, is unrated and not accredited, with BBB describing a business operating less than six months and listing one employee — which sits oddly against reviews stretching back four years and a customer recalling an installation from 2013. Reviews also credit half a dozen different first names as the technician who showed up, so the crew you get may not be the one another reviewer met. The substantive complaint on file is about money: a spring job where, by the customer's account, the quoted figure doubled at the end because the price covered one side of the door rather than the whole, followed by a pitch to replace an opener the customer says was working. The same reviewer questions whether the other reviews are genuine. That's one person's account, and the balance of the written record is positive — but it's specific enough to price into your call. Worth a call for a fast spring, panel or opener repair, particularly on a weekend when others won't come. Before booking, get the legal business name, confirm in writing whether the quote covers both springs or one, and pin down the total before the truck rolls.