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Since 2010, Precision Garage Door Service has been the go-to company for reliable repairs and installations across LA County. We’re fully licensed, insured, and committed to same-day response. Every technician undergoes background checks and rigorous training — your safety is our priority.
5401 Wilshire Blvd, 90036, Los Angeles, United States
3.2
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Complete and total ripoff. Stay away! Almost $1900 to replace one spring and some rollers!! A 90 minute job and probably $350 in parts. They inflate the material costs beyond ridiculous.
My credit card company is on it and I'm waiting for my paperwork from the North Carolina Attorney General's office.
Now I'm just trying to protect others.
By the way, once you pay, good luck getting a call back from Precision.
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