Signature style
Custom Carriage House
Real wood or faux-wood steel carriage-house doors suit the older streets around Church Street, Cherokee Street and Whitlock Avenue.
Explore this style: call us about Custom Carriage House
Marietta Garage Door Repair and Installation, from the Square Outward
Need a Marietta garage door fixed or replaced? All Four Seasons Garage & Entry Doors repairs springs, cables, rollers and openers and installs new doors across the city, family-owned since 1999 with a written price before work starts.
100k+Homes Served
25 yrsServing Marietta
4.9★Google Rating
Garage door and opener brands we service in Marietta
25+
Years of serviceFamily-owned since 1999
About us • All Four Seasons, Marietta
100,000+
homes served.
Repairs and replacements for Marietta's older and newer homes
Your garage door is likely the largest moving part of your house. Springs, cables, rollers, track, hinges, panels, the photo-eye sensors and the opener all have to work together. In Marietta, where six in ten homes went up before 1990, one tired part can drag the rest down. We find which one before we quote.
All Four Seasons has been family-owned and operated since 1999. Broken spring or frayed cable? We replace it and rebalance the door. Ready for a new door? We compare materials, insulation, windows and hardware with you, and put the price in writing first.
100k+Homes served
4,000+5-star reviews
A+BBB rating
Marietta, GA · Cobb County
Garage door installation in Marietta, old streets and new
Marietta is the Cobb County seat, recognized by the state in 1834, and many of its homes have been through more than one garage door already. Three local facts shape the work we do here, from the Square to the mountain.
A city with older bones
Marietta's median home was built in 1986, and 61% of homes date from before 1990. Around the Square, the Church Street–Cherokee Street, Whitlock Avenue and Northwest Marietta historic districts hold Greek Revival and Victorian houses from the 1800s. Older garages there can be detached, narrow or framed by hand, so we measure rather than assume a stock size. On the 1960s and 1970s streets further out, the usual concerns are aging openers, worn track and doors with no insulation.
More renters than owners
By Census estimates, only 47% of Marietta homes are owner-occupied, and just 44% are detached houses. That means a lot of townhomes, duplexes and apartments with garages, and many repairs that need a landlord's approval before anyone picks up a tool. We give owners and property managers a written price before any work starts, and we keep the fix simple: a balanced door, a working opener and photo-eyes lined up so the door reverses when it should.
Slopes on the mountain side
West Marietta climbs toward Kennesaw Mountain, whose 1,808-foot summit is the highest point in metro Atlanta. On sloped lots near Burnt Hickory Road and the battlefield park, garage slabs and driveways are not always level. A door that closes on an uneven floor leaves a gap at one corner, lets in water and pests, and can strain the cable on one side. We check the floor and the bottom seal, then set the opener's limits so the door seals without slamming.
Garage doors for Marietta
Styles for Victorian streets and newer cul-de-sacs
Marietta has houses from the 1800s near the Square and newer subdivisions further out. We help you match the door to the house, not the other way round, and size it to your opening.
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Raised Panel Steel
Low-upkeep steel for homes from the 1960s through the 1980s, in many colors, window designs and insulation levels.
Learn more: call us about Raised Panel Steel03
Modern Aluminum & Glass
Aluminum frames with clear, frosted or tinted glass for renovations and infill homes that want daylight in the garage.
Learn more: call us about Modern Aluminum & Glass04
Insulated Steel
Adds strength and cuts outside noise, a sensible step up when you replace an older uninsulated door in Marietta.
Learn more: call us about Insulated Steel05
Smart Openers
Wi-Fi openers with app control, safety sensors and battery backup options. We also repair remotes, keypads and photo-eyes.
Learn more: call us about Smart Openers06
Repair & Tune-Up
Broken springs, cables, rollers, track and overhead door hardware, plus tune-ups that keep an older door running safely.
Book service: call us about Repair & Tune-UpMarietta homes by the numbers
Older homes, more renters
Median year built
1986
Half of Marietta's homes were built in 1986 or earlier. Doors and openers that age deserve a hard look at springs, cables, track and the safety sensors.
Owner-occupied
47%
Most Marietta homes are rented. Landlords and tenants both need a door that closes and reverses safely, and we quote in writing for whoever approves the work.
Detached houses
44%
The rest are townhomes, duplexes and apartments, so door noise, shared walls and opener size matter more than they would on a stand-alone house with its own driveway.
U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 2019–2023 5-year estimates, Marietta city, Georgia.
4.9 / 5
Google rating
Why Marietta homeowners pick us
Clear advice on repair or replace
When a spring, cable or opener is the only problem, we say so and fix it. When the panels are cracked or the door keeps failing, we show you why a new one makes sense.
Since 1999, family-run
All Four Seasons has been family-owned and operated since 1999. You deal with people who stand behind the work.
Springs backed in writing
A 3-year warranty on torsion springs and a 5-year warranty on extension springs.
No guessing on price
We inspect, explain what the door needs and hand you the price in writing before any work starts.
Seven days a week
Our office is open 7 AM to 8 PM, Monday through Sunday, for repair calls and new-door questions.
Where we work around Marietta
Marietta neighborhoods, by ZIP
30060
The Square and historic districts
Church–Cherokee, Whitlock Avenue and Northwest Marietta, where older garages, detached outbuildings and custom-size openings are common.
30064
West toward Kennesaw Mountain
Burnt Hickory Road and the sloped streets near the battlefield park, where uneven slabs make the bottom seal work harder.
30062 · 30066
North and east Marietta
Canton Road, Sandy Plains Road and the subdivisions in between, with a wide range of house ages and door sizes.
30067 · 30068
Roswell Road and Delk Road
Townhomes, condos and houses along Roswell Road, Cobb Parkway and Delk Road, where single-car garages are common.
Our process in Marietta
Diagnose, agree, finish and test
Repair or replacement, the steps stay the same. Nothing gets changed until you've seen the price.
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We look at the whole system
A technician checks the springs, cables, rollers, track, panels and opener to find the real cause. For a new door, we measure the opening.
Call 7 AM–8 PM, any day
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You see the options and the price
For repairs we explain what needs attention. For new doors we go through materials, windows, colors and openers. The price is written down.
Written price, then work
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Work, balance and safety test
We complete the approved job, balance the door, and test the opener's auto-reverse and sensors before calling it done.
Spring warranties: 3 and 5 years
Marietta FAQ
Garage door questions from around Marietta
Historic houses near the Square, townhomes, older doors, openers and off-track trouble.
Still have questions?(678) 271-8918
Yes. Homes in the Church Street–Cherokee Street and Whitlock Avenue areas may have older or detached garages with openings that aren't a stock size. We measure first and can suggest a wood or faux-wood carriage-house door that suits the house. If the property is in a local historic district, check with the city about exterior changes before you order.
Yes. Fewer than half of Marietta homes are detached houses, so we work on plenty of single-car garages with shared walls. A quiet door matters more when a neighbor lives on the other side: nylon rollers, a belt-drive opener and a well-balanced door all help. If you rent, ask your landlord to approve the written price before we start.
If the problem is a spring, cable, roller, hinge, opener or sensor and the panels are sound, repair is usually enough. Replacement makes sense when panels are cracked or rusted through, the door keeps failing, or it has no insulation and you want a quieter, cooler garage. We'll tell you plainly which applies to yours.
Yes. Removing the existing door is part of a Marietta garage door installation when there is one. We then fit the new door, track and springs, connect or replace the opener, balance the door and test the safety reverse. The whole job, including removal, is on the written price you approve.
Yes. An overhead door comes off its track after a hit, a broken cable or worn rollers. Don't keep running the opener, because it can twist the panels. Close the door by hand only if it moves freely; otherwise leave it, unplug the opener and call us. We reset the track, replace damaged parts and rebalance the door.
That usually points to the wall control, its wiring or a lock mode that was switched on. If neither works and the door won't close, check the photo-eye sensors at the bottom of the track: a dirty or misaligned sensor stops the door. If cleaning and lining them up doesn't help, we test the opener, remotes, keypads and sensors and repair what failed.
Look for a company that does both Marietta garage door repair and installation, inspects the whole door before recommending work, and puts the price in writing. Ask about spring warranties. All Four Seasons has been family-owned since 1999, is rated 4.9 stars on Google, and backs torsion springs for 3 years and extension springs for 5.
Let's get your Marietta door moving again
Tell us what your door is doing or what you want in a new one. We'll inspect it and put the price in writing first.