Sep 8, 2016
Customers can now get their garage doors serviced during regular business hours Monday through Friday for one low flat rate, reports www.sacramentocagaragedoorrepair.com.

Sacramento, CA - September 8, 2016 /MarketersMedia/ —
Sacramento-based D&L Garage Doors has recently announced their guaranteed repair offer. Right now, customers who call the company to have their garage doors serviced can get their repair job done for only $29. In order to be eligible to receive this rate, customers must call D&L for service during regular business hours Monday – Friday. More information about the offer is available at the D&L Garage Doors website.
Vlad, a representative of D&L Garage Doors Sacramento, commented “Garage doors are one of the most important elements of a home, contributing to both its aesthetics and its safety. However, it’s also one of the most confusing elements of a home and not a project that homeowners should look to take on alone. We know that homeowners often dread calling for help with repairs because they fear it will be expensive. The good news is that we’ve taken the initiative to eliminate that problem for homeowners in Sacramento and the surrounding areas.”
In order to take advantage of the $29 residential garage door repair deal, homeowners need only give D&L Garage Doors a call or fill out the short contact form on their website to schedule an appointment during regular business hours. Whether it’s garage door spring replacement Sacramento or a different need, The D&L team can provide a complete service and repair on all doors and openers. Having been in business for nearly two decades, their team has extensive experience with many different garage door manufacturers and models, and all of their work is guaranteed.
As Vlad goes on to say, “Our goal is to provide garage door repair services that are excellent, efficient, and affordable. Along with the coupons and specials that we routinely post on our website, our $29 repair offer helps us achieve that goal. We look forward to having the opportunity to help even more local homeowners with their garage door repair needs.”
About D&L Garage Doors Sacramento:
D&L Garage Door Service has been serving Sacramento since 1985, providing the best residential and commercial garage door products and services in the California. They distinguish themselves by quickly and professionally handling customers’ garage door needs and offering only the most reliable recommendations in their best interest. It is this business approach and mindset that has allowed D&L to service Sacramento, CA for the past twenty years. It is their hope that when customers are faced with a garage door issue, they allow the D&L team to demonstrate exactly why Sacramento customers call them for repairs.
For more information, please visit http://www.sacramentocagaragedoorrepair.com
Contact Info:
Name: Vlad
Organization: D&L Garage Doors Sacramento
Phone: (916) 245-1045
Source: http://marketersmedia.com/dl-garage-doors-sacramento-announces-29-repair-offer/131748
Release ID: 131748
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