Mike Drexler
Founder & Editor- responsible for the site's editorial approach, referral boundaries, and correction standards.
CA-GARAGEDOOR publishes decision support and accepts service requests for possible referral. It is not the contractor that diagnoses a door, accepts a job, sets the final price, or performs and warrants the work.
What the referral path does
The site helps a California homeowner describe a garage-door need and submit contact details for referral intake. Submitting a request does not create an appointment or promise coverage. An independent contractor must decide whether to accept the request, identify the business that would perform the work, and confirm availability directly with the homeowner.
Request does not mean confirmed
- 1. Intake: you describe the door, address, and preferred timing.
- 2. Acceptance: an independent contractor decides whether it covers the address and wants the work.
- 3. Identity: the accepting business provides its name and applicable licence information for your verification.
- 4. Agreement: that contractor owns the written scope, price, schedule, change orders, and warranty terms.
Who writes and checks this site
Mike Drexler is the named editor for CA-GARAGEDOOR. The role is editorial: keeping service pages clear about what is planning information, what requires an on-site finding, and what only an accepting contractor can promise. A published range is context for comparing a future written quote, not a price approved for a particular door.
CA-GARAGEDOOR does not perform contractor work. Before authorizing a visit or repair, ask which legal business has accepted the request and for the licence information it says applies. Verify that record directly with the California Contractors State License Board; do not treat a directory page, referral, logo, or phone conversation as proof of current licence status.
How the content stays honest
- Editorial planning ranges are separated from contractor quotes; the accepting contractor's written figure controls.
- Coverage, availability, parts, timing, and job findings stay unconfirmed until a contractor accepts and verifies them directly.
- Safety guidance stops at homeowner-safe observations; springs, cables, powered equipment, and structural questions belong with qualified professionals.
What to verify before authorizing work
- Get the accepting business's legal name and applicable licence number, then check the current CSLB record yourself: use this verification guide.
- Ask the contractor directly for any bond, insurance, certification, or permit information relevant to the proposed work; this site does not certify those records for you.
- Require a written, itemized scope and price before authorization, including how additional findings and change orders will be handled.
- Read the contractor's written warranty before approving work. The contractor that issues it - not this referral site - owns its terms and performance.
The company, on paper
- Legal name
- CA-GARAGEDOOR of California
- Office
- 3801 E Anaheim St, Long Beach, CA 90804
- Hours
- Request intake is available online; independent contractor hours and availability vary
- Role
- Information and referral intake; not the contractor performing the work
- Contractor verification
- Verify the accepting business and applicable licence directly at cslb.ca.gov
Questions about a page, a price or a repair?
Reach the office at support@ca-garagedoor.com or call to begin a service request. Availability still requires contractor acceptance.