Looking for garage door specials in Las Vegas? Here is every offer we run.

Every offer we run, and what each one actually means

Prestige publishes a firm price for the two jobs a price can honestly be published for, and quotes everything else after a technician has looked at the door. That is the whole offer. There is no higher list price sitting above it for a discount to come off, which is why there is no percentage anywhere on this site.

The figures below are confirmed with you at your own door, after a free inspection and before anything is touched. If your door does not qualify for one of them, you are told that at the inspection, told why, and you can send the technician away owing nothing.

The full list, as of today:

• $499 for a same-day spring replacement on qualifying spring configurations, with the price confirmed after the inspection and before work begins.
• New garage doors from $1,400 installed, on qualifying standard sizes and configurations. Larger openings, custom panels and added hardware cost more, and the figure is confirmed after a free measure.
• $0 trip fee. The truck arriving costs nothing, at any hour.
• A free inspection of the whole door, not only the part that failed.
• Financing available, applied for at the time of the quote and subject to approval by the finance provider.
• 24/7 emergency service, all makes and models, and a warranty whose terms are confirmed in writing for the job you are having done.
• Nevada licence 0091256, class C-3D, bonded and insured, family owned, 35 years in the trade.

What we do not do, and why we think it is the better deal

A coupon is a number a company subtracts from another number the same company chose. When one party sets both, the saving is a decision about presentation rather than about what you pay. The honest version of a discount is simply a lower price, published, with the conditions printed next to it. That is what this page is.

So there is no code to enter and none to mention on the phone, no percentage off, no date on which any figure here stops being true, and no seasonal event that makes identical work cost less in one month than another. If the job could be done for less, the number on this page would be lower.

It also means nobody has to negotiate, and nobody who did not think to ask ends up paying more than the person who did.

What you will not find here:

• A code to type in or mention. The price does not change with what you say when you call.
• A percentage off. Off what? There is no other number on this site to take it off.
• A deadline. The figures here are the figures next month, unless what the work costs us changes, in which case this page changes with it.
• A seasonal event. Torsion springs break in July and in January, and they cost the same to replace in both.
• A number that grows once a technician is standing in your driveway. The price is confirmed before work begins, and you can still say no.

Do we run discounts for seniors, veterans, first responders or teachers?

No, and we would rather say so plainly here than have you find out on the phone. Prestige is family owned, not veteran owned, and there is no separate rate for service members, seniors, first responders, nurses or teachers.

The reason is not an apology, it is the argument. A group discount needs a list price to be taken off, and a company that advertises one generally keeps a higher number for everybody else. The person being thanked for their service ends up paying roughly what they would have paid anyway, and the neighbour who did not qualify pays for the gesture. We do not keep that higher number.

$499 for a qualifying same-day spring replacement is $499 whether you are twenty five or eighty five, whether you served or did not, and whether or not you mention anything at all when you call. That is the same low price for everyone, and it is the only version of this we can put in writing.

If you want to test it, the free inspection is the way: take our written price, then ask anybody else what the same job costs before their discount is applied.

What happens between your call and a price

The sequence matters more than the headline, because it is the part that decides whether the number you were told is the number you pay.

You call or send the form. A technician comes out, and that visit costs nothing: the trip fee is $0. He inspects the whole door, not only the part that failed, because a spring that snapped after twelve years is usually sitting alongside cables of the same age. You get the price in writing, itemised, before anything is touched. You say yes or no. If it is a qualifying spring job and you say yes, it is usually done the same day.

If something else turns up mid job, it is quoted separately, with the old part in hand, and it does not begin until you have agreed to it.

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