About Doorup Garage Door Repair

The Contractors State License Board (CSLB) issued license number 1156970 on June 19, 2026. The record lists two classifications. C-61 is the board's limited specialty license, a license for one defined trade rather than general building. D-28, the specialty under it, is the board's category for doors, gates and activating devices, the trade that takes in garage doors, the hardware that moves them and the openers that drive them.

To check the record yourself, open the CSLB license page for 1156970, or search the number on the board's website. Three things should line up: the status shows as current and active, the D-28 classification is listed, and the business name matches the company you are dealing with. Section 7030.5 of the Business and Professions Code requires a contractor's license number in its advertising, so the number sits in the footer of every page here.

Doorup is a service-area business. There is no storefront or showroom to visit, and no street address is published, because estimates, repairs and installations all take place at your home. The route covers 31 communities sorted into five regions: South Bay, East County, Central San Diego, North County Inland and North County Coastal. Every community has its own page in the service areas list, with notes on the local housing and the door problems that tend to come with it.

Eight kinds of work, each with its own page:

• Spring repair: torsion and extension springs, sized to the weight of the door.
• Cable repair, including doors that have come out of their tracks.
• Roller replacement for doors that grind, shake or rumble on the way up.
• Panel repair for dented, cracked or split sections.
• Opener repair and installation, including openers with a battery backup.
• New garage door installation when a repair no longer makes sense.
• Tune-up and maintenance for doors that still run but have started to sound or move differently.
• Emergency repair for a door that will not close or a car shut inside the garage.

The services page gives a short summary of each one.

1. Call (619) 666-6054, or send a visit request on the booking page with the day and time window you prefer. An online request is not booked until Doorup phones you to confirm the time.
2. Describe what the door is doing. If it is easier to show than to explain, email photos to info@doorupsd.com; a clear picture of the springs above the door says a lot.
3. At the visit, the whole door gets checked, not only the part that failed: springs, cables, rollers, hinges, tracks, sections and the opener.
4. Free estimate. The price is confirmed before work starts. You decide whether to go ahead once you know what the repair involves.
5. When the work is done, the door is balanced and tested before the visit ends.

The license is on the state's public database, and the phone number, email, hours and service area are the same ones used across this site and in its structured data.

Call (619) 666-6054 at any hour, write to info@doorupsd.com, or use the contact page to ask for a call back. To choose a day and a time window yourself, go to the online booking page.