Matthew Krutzfeldt
They diagnosed and replaced my lift master door motor quickly and professionally. Great technicians.
Based in Covington, Precision Garage Door Service of the Northshore provides residential garage door service across the New Orleans metro, including the Northshore. Its work includes repairs to torsion and extension spring systems and sales and installation of Amarr and Haas doors.
Last Updated October 2, 2026.
New Orleans metro, including the Northshore.
Precision Garage Door Service of the Northshore is one of 10 garage door companies ProsGrade lists in New Orleans, Louisiana.
4 services listed, including Garage door repair, Spring repair and replacement and New garage doors and installation. Open 7 days a week. Rated 4.8 from 10 reviews.
How Precision Garage Door Service of the Northshore compares with the other 9 garage door companies on ProsGrade in New Orleans, using public Google ratings and review counts.
Several customers describe the service as professional; one also calls the treatment friendly and respectful. One customer says a LiftMaster motor was diagnosed and replaced quickly, while another says a technician arrived on time and completed a tune-up within the estimated time. A customer also praised the positive communication throughout the experience.
They diagnosed and replaced my lift master door motor quickly and professionally. Great technicians.
Friendly and respectful treatment..
Fast, curious and professional service and repairs
Every interface that we experienced was very professional and all communication with them was very positive.
Scheduling on line was very easy. Tech arrived on time and completed tune up within the estimated time. Garage door works great now.
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The company says estimates for new doors are free.
It says the old door is removed and disposed of as part of the installation.
Financing options are available through GreenSky.
When both springs were installed together, it usually recommends replacing both after one breaks, since the other may be near the end of its expected life.
It says replacement may be more practical if a homeowner is unhappy with the door’s appearance or insulation performance.