[ For garage door companies ]
Garage door ads that get the call when the door won't open
Repairs: be the number they find
A car stuck behind a broken door is an emergency to the person inside. They search, call and book whoever answers. Win that on Google: your Business Profile, search ads and, where it runs, Google's Local Services Ads, which list garage door services and charge only for leads.
On social, a repair ad works as a reminder: "save our number", a yearly service, or a short explainer on why springs and cables need a professional. That last one is useful and true: a tensioned spring can injure someone, and a homeowner who understands that is glad to pay you.
New doors: sell the look of the house
A new door changes the front of a home more than almost anything else on the outside. That's made for Facebook and Instagram: before and after pictures of real installs, the colours and styles you fit, and what it does for the house.
- Before and after from the same angle, ideally from the street.
- The styles you fit by name: roller, sectional, up-and-over, insulated, with windows.
- Practical upgrades: quieter openers, smart openers you control from a phone, better insulation for a garage people use as a gym or workshop.
- The visit made easy: a free measure and quote, colour samples brought to the door.
Offers and proof
Good offers here are concrete: a fixed-price spring replacement, a free safety check with any service, a free opener upgrade when you fit a new door, if your margins allow it. Pair each with real proof: your rating and review count, the brands you're approved to fit, your guarantee on parts and labour.
Timing and area
Cold weather is hard on springs and openers, so repair calls climb in winter; spring and summer suit new-door ads, when people look at the outside of their homes. Target the towns your vans cover and say them in the ad.
Example hooks for garage door companies
Emergency
“Door stuck shut? A [town] engineer can be on the way today.”
Safety
“Snapped spring? Please don't touch it. We'll fix it safely.”
Price
“Spring replacement at one fixed price, parts and labour included.”
Before and after
“Same house. New door. Swipe to see the difference.”
Upgrade
“Open your garage from your phone, from anywhere.”
Quiet
“A garage door that doesn't wake the house at 6am.”
Visit
“Free measure and quote. We bring the colour samples to you.”
Proof
“[number] doors fitted across [area], and the reviews to show it.”
How Adwright makes your ads
- 1
Paste your website. Adwright reads your repair and installation pages, prices, reviews and photos, and builds your brand kit from your logo and colours.
- 2
It finds the garage door companies you compete with, reads their sites and, where they run ads, their ads in Meta's Ad Library, then shows you the angles they lean on and the gaps.
- 3
It makes ads for the repair side and the new-door side, for Facebook and Instagram feeds and Stories and the other platforms, each at the right size with the post copy written. Make more for an angle or a platform whenever you want.
You download your ads (pictures as PNG files) with their post copy and run them from your own ad account, such as Meta Ads Manager or TikTok Ads Manager. Your ad budget is between you and the platform: an Adwright plan pays for making the ads.
FAQ
Questions, answered
For new doors and upgrades, often yes: a door is visual, and before and after pictures stop the scroll. For urgent repairs, Google usually does more, because people search when the door breaks. Most garage door companies do best running both.
Real installs: before and after from the same spot on the street, the finished door in daylight, your van and engineer on the drive. Stock photos of doors look like every other company's ad.
Yes. In Adwright you can make ads for one angle at a time ("spring repairs", "insulated doors") and for each platform you run on, from the same project and brand kit.
Where a job has a set price, like a spring replacement, saying it builds trust and puts off people who won't pay it. For new doors, a starting price or a free measure and quote works better, because sizes and styles vary.
Something else? Email support@adwright.co and we’ll get back to you.
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Paste a link. Get ads that sell it.
Adwright reads your website, studies your competitors and the ads winning in your niche, then makes ads in your brand for every platform you run.
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