Garage doors

Quote doors, openers, and installation in one link

Price the door, the opener, the track, and the labor as separate lines, let the client upgrade the opener themselves, and collect payment when they accept.

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What slows a door quote down

The opener conversation happens twice: You quote a door, the client asks about a quieter opener, and the whole quote gets rebuilt for one line.
Supply and install get blurred together: A single figure for supply and fit makes it impossible for the client to see value, and impossible for you to defend the labor.
Same-day decisions need same-day payment: Residential clients decide quickly, but if there is no way to pay at that moment the job slides to next week.

How it works on a door job

1

Measure and price on site

Build the quote from saved items for door types, sizes, insulation grades, tracks, springs, and openers.
2

Offer the upgrades as options

List the quieter belt-drive opener, the insulated panel, or the keypad as optional items so the client can add them without another visit.
3

Separate supply from installation

Keep the door, the hardware, and the labor on their own lines so the client sees exactly what they are paying for.
4

Get paid at acceptance

Require full payment or a deposit as they approve, so the install goes on the calendar already funded.

Built for supply-and-install pricing

Optional items for openers, insulation, and keypads
Separate lines for supply, hardware, and labor
Payment of 30%, 50%, or 100% collected at acceptance
A saved item library for door sizes, springs, tracks, and opener models
E-signature on the approved quote, including chosen upgrades
Accepted quotes become invoices in QuickBooks or Xero automatically

Questions from door installers

Can I quote several door options at once?: Yes. Use a choice group to present two or three doors, and the client selects the one they want. The total updates to match their choice.
Can I take full payment rather than a deposit?: Yes. Each quote can require 30%, 50%, or 100% of the payable total at acceptance, so a same-day residential job can be paid in full up front.
Can I keep labor visible without itemizing every part?: Yes. Group parts into a single supply line and keep installation on its own line, or break both out fully — the level of detail is yours.
Does the client need an account to accept?: No. They open the link, review the quote, sign, and pay. There is nothing to install and no login to create.

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