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"Very prompt with responses and appointments. Install went well, was done quickly. May need a follow-up appointment since one of the screws was not put in properly but overall very good experience."

"Same day service, arrived precisely on time. Replaced broken door spring and a couple other minor door issues, quickly and at a great price."

"Daniel came out and replaced the seal on the bottom of our garage door which mice had chewed through. Our door was 20+ years old so I expected the track that the seal went into to be outdated and it was, I couldn't even find it on Youtube, so a new track was required for the new seal to fit into. Parts and labor for this 8' metal track was only $50 in addition to the quote for the actual seal. I priced this out beforehand with competitors and I must say the pricing for everything with 1A was the lowest and very fair. I will definitely call 1A when needed again. Daniel...friendly, hard working guy with no upsell. Felt very comfortable with him. Could not have asked for a better man to help us out. Honestly. Thanks much! Rick"

"Replacement of the door went great. Would definitely use this company again and reccomend to others."

"Excellent. Arno was quick to respond, flexible in terms of working around our busy schedule and delivered on time. Everyone notices and compliments us on the doors like they were crafted along with the original built-ins. We can't wait to hire him again for our next project!"

"David did a great job with all of the roll down doors we needed as well as helping us with any other issue we had. Good guy, great service, would definitely recommend!"

"The garage door manufacturer required a $2500 deposit and was involved with the garage remodel starting June 2013 regarding measuring the openings while framing/stucco/drywall was in progress. We did request a vertical V grooved exterior appearance.
Manufacturing and Install:
The doors they manufactured and brought to the home were a manufactured paint-grade manufactured wood doors, looked VERY heavy & bulky (qualities we had never requested)  otherwise nothing special from the outside. The windows were single-pane.When they installed them I noted that the doors did not seal around all the edges equally, leaving gaps (1/2-3/4") along an area of the side/top of the doors, that will allow for small rodents or leaf blower projected debris to enter the garage readily. Elk Grove Overhead Doors made some adjustments, then blamed the situation on the stucco/framing and stated it is the best they could do, leaving me with uneven significant gaps around both doors.
Now after the initial rain exposure ( moisture only since they are protected by an eave)  it ALSO appears the exterior surface of the doors is starting to have blister-like but deep bubbles ( I would guess delaminations of the manufactured wood product) in several small areas, and the wood appears to be delaminating (flaking superficial layers at several of the V-grooves.
Openers and door function:
When they attached the openers my wife and I were alarmed how loud and 'clunky' the doors/openers were! Sounds like a castle draw-bridge being retracted with big chains. Since our garage doors are near our neighbor's master bedroom we had erroneously expected the new doors to be less noisy than the older doors we had. They installed chain drives ( instead of belt drives) which they stated they needed to use because of the heaviness of the doors. They stated most of the noise was the chain drive.Again, we never asked for  heavy doors. It appears as if  the doors are striking the middle rail when initially opening though they assured us it only looked that way. I was dismayed that these type of details were not worked out on paper before manufacturing and install since they were involved early in the garage remodel.
The wheels in the tracks intermittently squeal and sound as if they are not properly riding in the rails.
Corrective actions:
 
Initially after install and before full payment was made Elk Grove Overhead Door came back and "adjusted" the doors assuring us that they were fine and were not striking the railing and that they were not responsible for the door and wall leaving gaps.  Since they were been paid in full, they responded to my telephone call and promised to come out and take a look what they could do to make us satisfied with their product. They were a no-show for that appointment; since then I have made several telephone calls to John with our concerns and dissatisfaction with the doors and the noisy functioning; he has been apologetic and verbally responsive with promises that they would call me back the following day or week to set up a time to come out to make things right.  Several excuses later, (only after I called them and reminded them they had not called back to schedule repairs as they had promised) and 7 months after installation and payment we have new noisy doors that don't seal, sound like they are breaking/not functioning right and now the material they are made out of appears to be blistering and flaking. Wondering how soon I will need to replace the opener or door??
Nice polite people, but I would avoid Elk Grove Overhead Door at any price; my opinion is the new acquired headaches and expenses that come with the doors are not worth it.
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"This is the 2nd time I've used Craig's services and it won't be the last. He is incredibly competant, patient and reasonably priced. He even took the extra time to make sure I understood how my garage door system works."

"quality is always excellent. Delivery has always been on time. this is the third time I have used Arkansas wood door"

"Gurzi and DeWolf Builders converted a horse shed into an office/living quarters on our property. They helped me with the design and details of the building. I had a rough idea of what I wanted, and Tom and Steve brought to being. What started out to be an unused run down shed became a sanctuary for me. Everytime I show friends my "Man Cave" they ask if they can live there.Gurzi and DeWolf Builders drafted a design based on my ideas, arranged for all the materials and permits necessary, and hired the necessary subcontractors to complete the project. They performed the demolition necessary for the job, laid the foundation and did the framing. Then they had power connected to the site, set up the water system and connected the building to our septic system. A full bathroom and kitchentte was installed, and a walk-in closet was built. Can lighting and all electrical was put in, including lighting and power to the attic. Insulation was installed in the ceilings and walls; a wall heater connected to propane was put in too. Double-paned windows went in providing lots of light, fresh air and great views. The siding finished the look outside, and textured interior walls and ceilings were done in the inside. A manufactured wood floor was laid giving the inside a nice finishing touch. The final result was a 650 square foot studio living quarters used for work and play. Tom and Steve followed up on all concerns, and ensured I was more than satisfied with the finished product. When we had our "house warming" party all of our guests raved about the results, and those who had seen the original shed couldn't believe the transistion. Thanks guys for a job well done."