Nobody really talks about how much you can actually make installing garage doors — so I will. A solid tech in this industry can clear $60K–$100K+ a year as an employee and if you’re running your own installs or operating your own company? The ceiling is completely different. I’ve seen guys go from zero experience to making more than their friends with degrees — in under two years. And the demand isn’t slowing down. New construction, replacements, spring repairs, operator installs — there’s no shortage of work. Homeowners will always need garage doors. What most people don’t realize is this trade has one of the lowest barriers to entry of any skilled trade — but the pay doesn’t reflect that. If you know what you’re doing, you get paid like a specialist. So here’s my question for you 👇 Where are you at right now — employee, subcontractor, or business owner? And what’s your income goal in this trade? Drop it in the comments. No judgment — this is a safe space to talk numbers and get real about where you want to go.

🚀 We just hit 55 members — and 15 of you joined in the last 24 hours alone. That's not an ad. That's not paid traffic. That's word getting around that there's finally a place built for garage door techs who actually want to get better and get paid what they're worth. When I started in this industry in 2020, I had no road map. No community. No one breaking down the real process — just trial, error, and a lot of guessing. That's exactly why this exists now. To everyone who joined this week — welcome. You're early. Introduce yourself below: where are you at in the industry right now, and what's the #1 thing you want to get better at? I'll start! Let's build this thing together. 🔧 #trustedtechmethod