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Access Garage Doors is now Access Garage Door & More! Same great service, now with a new name.
When You Need the Best, Call Access!
Premium garage door, overhead storage,
screens, and shades solutions.
Access Garage Door & More
Why Choose Access Garage Door & More? Local expertise, professional installation, and solutions built to last.
  • Local Experts. National Standards.
    Independently owned locations backed by the training and quality standards of a growing national brand.
  • Installed Right. Backed for Life.
    Every installation is performed by trained professionals and covered by our Lifetime Installation Warranty.
  • More Than a Garage Door Company.
    Garage doors, openers, overhead storage, and custom screens + shades, all from one trusted team.
Real Work. Real Results.

From custom garage doors to overhead storage and rolling screens — see what Access installs every day across the country.

Your Access Questions, Answered
  • Different customers have different priorities regarding price, expected service life, reliability, and future maintenance. We believe our responsibility is to explain the available options and their potential value, then let the homeowner decide.
  • It is not recommended to adjust garage door springs unless you are a trained and possibly even certified garage door technician. Spring systems and other components that work in association with them can cause major bodily harm and property damage. Call us to get professional service and repairs the same day in most cases.
  • In 1993, Underwriter Laboratories (UL) started requiring that all garage door openers have sensors that could be attached at the bottom of the garage door system to help prevent the door from coming down on someone or something. If your door is not coming down after momentary contact with your wall activation button, the photo eye sensors could be the problem, and they simply need to be dusted or adjusted. This is typically the ONLY repair associated with a garage door that will not require a professional garage door technician.

    Simply make sure nothing is blocking these sensors on each side of the door from seeing each other. Dust off the lens on each. Aim them at each other until you see a steady indicator light with no blinking or flickering. One of these sensors is usually the “sending eye” and its indicator light stays lit constantly if wired correctly to the opener head unit. The other sensor is usually the “receiving eye” and will not be lit if it does not see the other one due to being out of line or not wired correctly to the opener head unit.

  • The Access Integrity Checklist™ is our structured checkpoint process used during applicable service visits to help technicians evaluate important components of the garage door system and identify issues that may deserve the homeowner’s attention.