Bel Air, California 🏡✨ Installed these sleek full-view black aluminum doors — modern, clean, and built to last. Jobs like this remind me why the garage door business is one of the highest-margin service hustles out there. Most people think it’s just repairs, but one install like this can net you $5k–$10k+ in profit. The best part? Clients love the transformation — their curb appeal jumps instantly, and you’re stacking wins while building a real business. Momentum > perfection. Keep moving, keep stacking, and the results will follow. 🚀

Hey everyone 👋, welcome to the community! This group is all about learning how to start and grow your own profitable garage door business. Whether you’re here to escape a 9–5, build a side hustle, or scale into a 6-figure company, you’re in the right place. Here’s what to do first: 1️⃣ Introduce yourself in the comments — tell us your name, where you’re from, and why you want to start a garage biz. 2️⃣ Check out the “Classroom” tab to see the step-by-step modules. 3️⃣ Download the bonus PDFs under Bonus Material — they’ll be your cheat sheets. This is more than just a course — it’s a community. We’re here to support each other, share wins, and keep each other accountable. Excited to have you here! Let’s build 🚪💰

🔥 Big welcome to our newest members! 🔥 Shoutout to @Nuur Careys Xasan , @Alfredo Aguilar , @Michael Gross, @Rob Alban, @David Alvarez and @Andrew C for joining the SoCal Garage Experts community! 💪🚀 This is where we break down the garage door game and turn it into a 6-figure business. If you’re here, it’s because you’re hungry to learn, scale, and win. 🏆 Drop a quick intro below 👇—Where you’re from and what brought you here. Let’s connect, share wins, and make this the most valuable group you’re part of. Your network is your net worth. Let’s go! 🔑🔥

When I first got into this business, I thought the big money would only come from huge installs. But here’s what surprised me: simple spring replacements and roller jobs paid the bills and stacked up faster than I ever expected. One week it was just a handful of $300 repairs… and by the end of the month, I’d cleared over $20,000. No fancy truck, no big crew, no years of experience. Just a socket set, some replacement parts, and consistency. People overlook the small, repeat jobs because they seem “too basic.” But those jobs are the foundation that unlock installs, opener swaps, and eventually scaling a full team. Curious — if you were starting out today, would you rather stack smaller $300 wins consistently or chase bigger $5K+ installs right away?