Jacqueline Goebel
Owner & estimator
Second-generation door mechanic. Handles every commercial quote personally and still runs Saturday emergency calls when the board gets busy.
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A nine-person, owner-operated garage door company working out of a shop on Hanover Street in Lower Manhattan.
Our story
Jacqueline Goebel took over her father's overhead-door route in 2009 with a single cargo van, a set of winding bars and a rolodex of Lower Manhattan supers who trusted the family name. The first year was mostly co-op service doors and the odd brownstone garage in Brooklyn Heights.
Seventeen years later the shop on Hanover Street runs four vans and nine people, and the work has widened to full sectional-door installs, smart openers and preventative contracts for small commercial buildings. What hasn't changed is the operating rule Jacqueline wrote on the whiteboard that first winter: quote it before you touch it, and never sell a part the door doesn't need.
Every technician here is on salary, not commission. That single decision removes the incentive that produces most of the horror stories people tell about this trade.
The people
Owner & estimator
Second-generation door mechanic. Handles every commercial quote personally and still runs Saturday emergency calls when the board gets busy.
Lead technician
Fourteen years on residential torsion systems. If your spring broke before breakfast, Marcus is usually the one in your driveway.
Service manager
Answers the shop line, books the windows and chases the parts. She is the reason we can promise a two-hour arrival slot and mean it.
How we operate
You approve an itemized price on a tablet before work begins. Change orders require a second signature.
Parts and labor, transferable with the property. Warranty visits are scheduled ahead of new work.
Not "sometime Tuesday." You get a window and a text when the van is fifteen minutes out.
Salaried crew. Nobody's paycheck grows because you bought a door instead of a spring.
Drop cloths inside, magnetic sweep outside, old steel recycled at a licensed yard.
A person in the Hanover Street shop picks up during opening hours. Voicemails are returned same day.
522 Hanover Street, New York, NY 10007