Garage door repair software:
right spring on the truck.
Garage door work is won or lost on stocking the right spring before you leave the shop. Linq matches incoming jobs to the truck that's already loaded for the size and weight class, then dispatches that truck.
Built by operators who hate second trips
Linq's founders run working field-service companies in Metro Vancouver, and the dispatch board on this page was built for their own trucks first. The measurement intake exists because a van that rolls without the right spring pair turns a one-trip job into two, and smart truck-routing exists because the part on the shelf is worth nothing if it is three vans away.
Read how real operators run their day on Linq in our customer stories.
Tuned for garage doors.
Not bent into shape.
Every Linq feature has a garage doors preset, so the dispatch board, the pricing logic and the customer portal land on day one already shaped for the work you actually do.
- Door measurement intake on the booking form (size, weight, springs)
- Smart truck-routing: assign the van that already has the part
- Opener + spring + roller catalog with photos and one-tap quoting
- Annual safety inspection plans with auto-renew billing
- Apartment / HOA portals for multi-door buildings
- Before / after photos + signed inspection sheet on every job
How garage door teams run on Linq
The booking form asks for door size, weight and spring specs up front, so a snapped-torsion call arrives with the measurements already on it. Dispatch assigns the van that has that spring pair on the shelf, the customer gets a 90-minute ETA text, and the tech quotes the opener upsell from the photo catalog in the driveway. Before-and-after photos plus a signed inspection sheet close out every job.
Price the trip, not just the spring
A torsion call that closes in one trip and one that needs a return visit have very different economics, even at the same ticket price. Linq's plain-English reports show revenue per tech and per job type, so spring calls, opener installs and inspection plans each show what they really earn, and one-tap photo-catalog quoting makes the opener upsell part of every driveway conversation.
Garage doors shops ask us these.
How does Linq get the right spring on the truck?
The booking form captures door size, weight and spring specs before dispatch, and smart truck-routing assigns the van that already stocks that size and weight class, so same-day calls close in one trip.
Can customers book garage door repairs with measurements online?
Yes. The self-serve booking form includes a door measurement intake, so the job lands on the dispatch board with the size, weight and spring details already filled in.
Does Linq support annual garage door safety inspections?
It does. Safety inspection plans renew and bill automatically each year, and every visit files a signed inspection sheet with before / after photos on the customer record.
Can Linq handle apartment buildings and HOAs with many doors?
Yes. Multi-door buildings get their own portal, so the property manager sees every door, every visit and every invoice in one place instead of emailing the office.
How fast can a tech quote an opener or spring replacement?
One tap. The opener, spring and roller catalog carries photos and preset pricing, the customer signs on the tech's phone, and payment is tap-to-pay on the spot.
How is Linq different from Workiz for a garage door company?
Workiz is a strong platform with deep roots in on-demand trades, so it is a fair comparison. The short version: Linq captures door size and spring specs at booking, routes the van that already stocks the part, and keeps flat pricing with a user cap, starting at $49 per month for Solo with a 14-day free trial and no credit card. The full breakdown is in our Linq vs Workiz comparison.