Signature style
Custom Carriage House
A carriage-house door can change the whole look of a 1970s or 1980s ranch or split-level.
Explore this styleLawrenceville Garage Door Repair and Installation in Gwinnett's County Seat
Lawrenceville has some of the oldest homes in Gwinnett, and their garage doors show it. All Four Seasons Garage & Entry Doors handles Lawrenceville garage door repair and new installs, family-owned since 1999 and rated 4.9 stars on Google.
100k+Homes Served
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Brands we work on in Lawrenceville
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Years of serviceFamily-owned since 1999
All Four Seasons • Lawrenceville
100,000+
homes served.
Garage doors for Lawrenceville's older homes, rentals and townhomes
All Four Seasons is a family-owned garage door company that has worked on garage doors since 1999. Lawrenceville has many split-levels and ranches from the 1970s and 1980s, some with original or second doors, worn springs and openers that have outlived their remotes. Newer townhomes near downtown need care too.
We give you a written price before we start, and we only do the work you approve. If you rent, tell us who approves the job, and we will send the price to them. The office answers from 7 AM to 8 PM every day.
100k+Homes served
4,000+5-star reviews
A+BBB rating
Lawrenceville, GA · Gwinnett County
Garage doors in Gwinnett's oldest city
Lawrenceville was incorporated in 1821, making it one of metro Atlanta's oldest cities, and most of its homes are older than in the rest of Gwinnett. Lawrenceville garage door work here often means replacing parts that are decades old.
Six in ten homes built before 1990
The Census estimates 59% of Lawrenceville homes were built before 1990, including 27% in the 1980s and 20% in the 1970s. The median home dates to 1987. Doors that age are often single-layer steel or wood with no insulation, and many have had springs, cables and openers replaced more than once. If the door is still straight and solid, a tune-up and new parts can keep it running. If not, an insulated replacement is often the better buy, and our Lawrenceville garage door installation starts with careful measuring of the old opening.
Many rented homes
Just over half of homes in Lawrenceville are rented. Tenants and landlords both call us. If you rent, report the problem to your landlord or property manager first, then let us know who approves the job. We send the written price to that person and do only the work they agree to. For landlords with several homes, a yearly check on each door helps catch worn springs and sensors early.
Around the square and the college
Lawrenceville's historic square, with the 1885 courthouse and the Aurora Theatre nearby, is surrounded by older houses and newer townhomes. Georgia Gwinnett College sits off GA 316, and fewer than six in ten of the city's homes are detached houses. Townhome garages are often single-car and under living space, so we pick quiet openers and doors that fit tight headroom. Older homes near the square may have detached or narrow garages that we measure carefully.
Doors for Lawrenceville
New doors for older homes
Replacing a 40-year-old door changes how a house looks and feels. These six styles cover most Lawrenceville homes, along with the repairs that keep older doors running.
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Raised Panel Steel
The traditional panel style, now in heavier steel with insulation options, for older homes.
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Modern Aluminum & Glass
Aluminum and glass for updated houses and townhomes near downtown that want a cleaner front.
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Insulated Steel
Replacing a thin old door with insulated steel makes the garage quieter, warmer in winter and cooler in summer.
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Smart Openers
A modern Wi-Fi opener with working safety sensors replaces an old unit and adds phone control.
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Repair & Tune-Up
Springs, cables, rollers and hinges for older doors, plus a balance check and safety test every time.
Book serviceLawrenceville homes by the numbers
Lawrenceville homes, by the numbers
Built before 1990
59%
Six in ten homes are more than 35 years old, among the oldest housing in Gwinnett County. Original doors here are often ready to be replaced.
Built in the 1970s
20%
One in five homes dates from the 1970s. Their garages may have older wood or thin steel doors and openers that lack modern safety sensors.
Renter-occupied homes
51%
Just over half of homes are rented. We work with tenants, owners and property managers and send the written price to whoever approves the work.
U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 2019–2023 5-year estimates, Lawrenceville city, Georgia.
4.9 / 5
Google rating
Why Lawrenceville uses us
Clear options from a family business
Older doors often have more than one fix. We explain each option, put the price in writing and let you choose. Spring work is covered by a written warranty.
Family-owned since 1999
One family has run All Four Seasons since 1999.
Spring warranty in writing
We cover torsion springs for 3 years, extension springs for 5 years.
No work before your OK
You approve a written price before we start.
Phones open every day
Our office is open from 7 AM to 8 PM, Monday through Sunday.
Where we work in Lawrenceville
From the square to GA 316
Downtown
The historic square
Older houses and newer townhomes around the courthouse square, with a mix of detached, single and double garages.
GA 316
The college and GA 316
Townhomes, apartments and newer houses near Georgia Gwinnett College and the GA 316 corridor.
US 29
Along US 29
Established neighborhoods along US 29 with many older homes, where worn doors and openers are common.
GA 20
North on GA 20
Subdivisions north of downtown toward Buford and Sugar Hill, with a mix of older and newer homes.
How a Lawrenceville job works
From the first call to the final test
The same steps for a homeowner, a landlord or a tenant, and for any age of door.
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Call or book
Tell us what the door is doing and who approves the work if you rent.
Office open 7 AM–8 PM daily
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Inspection and price
We check the springs, cables, rollers, tracks and opener and give you a written price.
Written price before work
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Repair and safety test
We do the approved work, balance the door and test the auto-reverse and sensors.
3-yr torsion, 5-yr extension warranty
Lawrenceville FAQ
What Lawrenceville asks most
Older doors, rentals, openers, safety and replacements.
Still have questions?(678) 271-8918
It can be, if the door is balanced and the opener has working safety sensors. Openers made before 1993 often lack the photo-eye sensors that most newer openers use to stop a closing door. If yours has neither photo-eyes nor another safety device, have it checked; a new opener is often the simplest fix. We also check the springs and cables, which are the parts most likely to fail.
If the panels are straight and not rotted or rusted through, new springs, rollers and an opener can extend its life. If the door is cracked, sagging or uninsulated next to living space, replacement usually makes more sense. We give you written prices for both, so you can compare.
Yes. We work with landlords and property managers on repairs and replacements. Tell us who approves each job and where to send the written price. A yearly check of springs, sensors and auto-reverse on each door helps prevent surprise breakdowns and tenant calls.
A door that closes unevenly usually has a broken or frayed cable on one side, a cable that has slipped off its drum, or a spring that has lost tension. Stop using the opener, because the door can bind or fall. Lawrenceville garage door repair for this means replacing the cables in pairs, checking the drums and springs and rebalancing the door.
It is one of the most visible parts of the front of a house, so a dented or faded door stands out in listing photos. A new door in a style that suits the house makes a strong first impression. We can't promise a sale price, but we can give you a written price for garage door installation in Lawrenceville so you can weigh it.
Lay a 2x4 flat on the floor where the door closes and press the button. The door should reverse as soon as it touches the wood. Also wave an object through the sensor beam while the door is closing: it should stop and reverse. If either test fails, stop using the opener and call us.
Usually, if there is power nearby. First we check that the door is balanced and the springs are sound, because an operator should not do the lifting. Then we fit an opener or commercial operator sized to the door, with safety sensors. We give you a written price before any work.
Call about your garage door in Lawrenceville
Book online or call. We check the whole door and give you a written price before any work starts.