Signature style
Custom Carriage House
Wood or faux-wood steel with strap hinges and handles. It suits the older houses close to downtown and the depot.
Explore this styleKennesaw Garage Door Repair and Installation, from Main Street to KSU
A snapped spring or a door off its track gets a straight fix from All Four Seasons Garage & Entry Doors. We also handle Kennesaw garage door installation, family-owned since 1999 and rated 4.9 stars on Google.
100k+Homes Served
25 yrsServing Kennesaw
4.9★Google Rating
Door and opener brands we install and repair in Kennesaw
25+
Years of serviceFamily-owned since 1999
Who we are • All Four Seasons in Kennesaw
100,000+
homes served.
Garage doors for Kennesaw houses, townhomes and the older homes downtown
All Four Seasons is a family company that has repaired and installed garage doors since 1999. In Kennesaw the work is varied: the original steel door on a 1990s house off Cobb Parkway, a single-car garage in a townhome near campus, a worn opener on a newer build. We look at the whole door before we suggest anything.
You get the price in writing before any work starts, and our office answers from 7 AM to 8 PM, Monday to Sunday. If a repair will do, we say so. If the door has reached the end of its life, we show you why and walk you through the replacements.
100k+Homes served
4,000+5-star reviews
A+BBB rating
Kennesaw, GA · Cobb County
Garage door repair in Kennesaw, street by street
Most of Kennesaw was built in one long wave from 1990 to 2009, around an older core near the depot. The age and type of your house shape what a Kennesaw garage door needs, from downtown to the townhomes near campus.
One big wave, and an older core
Census estimates show 61% of Kennesaw homes were built between 1990 and 2009, with 27% older than that and only 12% built since 2010. Doors from the big wave are now roughly 17 to 36 years old: many may be on their second set of springs, and some still have the original steel door and an opener near the end of its life. The older core has its own quirks. We check spring tension, roller wear and the opener's safety reverse on every door, because the right fix depends on its age.
Townhomes and tight garages near campus and Town Center
About four in ten Kennesaw homes are not detached houses. Around Kennesaw State University on Chastain Road and Town Center at Cobb off Barrett Parkway, that often means a townhome with a single-car garage, a short driveway and little headroom. When the garage is the main way in and out of the house, a door that is out of balance or an opener that strains shows up fast. We size the track, springs and opener to the space you have.
Older houses near the depot and Main Street
Kennesaw began as Big Shanty, a stop on the Western and Atlantic Railroad, and took its current name with its 1887 charter. The 1908 depot still stands downtown, and the blocks around Main Street hold some of the city's oldest buildings. Older garages near downtown can be detached or built to sizes that no longer match a stock door. We measure each opening, check the framing and jambs, and suggest a door that suits the house rather than forcing a standard size.
Door styles for Kennesaw homes
Doors that suit a 1990s colonial or a new townhome
Kennesaw streets mix late-century two-stories, newer subdivisions and compact townhomes. These are the six styles we fit most, each one available in sizes for single and double openings.
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Raised Panel Steel
The steel door found on many 1980s and 1990s houses, easy to keep consistent with the other doors on your street.
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Modern Aluminum & Glass
Frosted or clear panels in aluminum frames: a glass garage door that lets daylight into a workshop or home gym.
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Insulated Steel
A foam core keeps a garage under a bedroom quieter and closer to room temperature through a Georgia July.
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Smart Openers
Wi-Fi openers you can open, close and check from your phone, handy when the garage is your main way into a townhome.
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Repair & Tune-Up
Spring repair, garage door cable replacement, rollers and off-track doors, plus a balance check that catches worn parts early.
Book serviceKennesaw homes by the numbers
What the Census says about Kennesaw garages
Built 1990–2009
61%
Six in ten homes date from this one long wave. Doors and springs that age are well into their working life: expect worn rollers, tired openers and springs likely on their second round.
Built before 1990
27%
More than a quarter of homes are older still, including houses near Main Street. Older openings may not match stock sizes, so we measure before we quote.
Not detached houses
40%
Townhomes, condos and apartments make up four in ten homes. Smaller garages and shared walls make a quiet, well-balanced door and a compact opener worth asking about.
U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 2019–2023 5-year estimates, Kennesaw city, Georgia.
4.9 / 5
Google rating
Why Kennesaw calls us
Straight answers from a family-owned crew
We'd rather fix a door than sell you one. You see the price in writing first, spring work carries a written warranty, and someone picks up the phone seven days a week.
Family-owned since 1999
The same family has owned and run All Four Seasons since 1999, and we answer for every door we work on.
Written spring warranties
Torsion springs carry a 3-year warranty and extension springs a 5-year warranty, in writing.
Price in writing first
You get a written price before any work starts, so there are no surprises once the door is open.
Open 7 to 8, every day
The office takes calls Monday to Sunday, 7 AM to 8 PM, so you can reach us on a Saturday as easily as a Tuesday.
Where we work in Kennesaw
From 30144 to 30152
30144
KSU, Chastain Road and Town Center
Townhomes and newer subdivisions around campus, the Barrett Parkway shops and Legacy Park, where single-car garages and daily opener use are common.
30152
Kennesaw's 30152 neighborhoods
Family subdivisions on the 30152 side of the city, where double steel doors, torsion springs and openers see heavy daily use.
Downtown
Main Street and the depot
Older houses near the Big Shanty historic district, where garages run smaller or detached and doors are sized to the opening.
Cobb Pkwy
Along US 41 and I-75
Homes on either side of Cobb Parkway and near the I-75 exits, a mix of house ages and door sizes.
How a Kennesaw job runs
Call, see the price, then we work
Three steps, the same for a cable that slipped or a new double door for a 1998 two-story.
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Tell us what the door is doing
Call or book online and describe the noise, the gap or where it sticks. We set a visit at a time that suits you.
Office open 7 AM–8 PM daily
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Inspection and a written price
A technician checks springs, cables, rollers, track and opener, then gives you a written price before anything changes.
Written price first
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Repair or install, then test
We do the work you approved, balance the door and test the safety reverse before we leave.
3-yr torsion, 5-yr extension spring warranty
Kennesaw questions
What Kennesaw homeowners ask us
Straight answers on 1990s doors, tight townhome garages, springs and cables.
Still have questions?(678) 271-8918
Often, yes. A steel door from that era can keep working well if the panels are straight and not rusted through. What wears out first are the springs, rollers and opener. If the panels are cracked, the door sags in the middle, or it has no insulation and the garage sits under a bedroom, replacement starts to make sense. We'll tell you which side your door falls on.
Yes. Townhome garages often have a single opening and little headroom above it. We measure the opening, the headroom and the side room before we quote. If the space is tight, we suggest a low-headroom track or a wall-mounted opener so the door still clears your car and the ceiling.
Sometimes. Houses closer to Main Street and the depot are older than most of the city, and their garages can be detached, shallow or slightly out of square. We measure each opening rather than assume a stock size, and a carriage-house style door often suits these houses better than a plain raised panel.
The common jobs are broken torsion springs, frayed cables, worn rollers and openers that stop responding. A technician finds the cause, gives you a written price and fixes it once you agree. Torsion springs we replace carry a 3-year warranty, and extension springs carry 5 years.
A cable that jumps the drum usually means a spring has broken or lost tension, or the door hit something and went crooked. Don't run the opener, because the door can drop or bind. Leave it down if you can, keep people clear and call us. We replace the cable, check the spring and drums, and rebalance the door.
No. The torsion spring, the wound bar above the door that carries its weight, holds enough force to cause serious injury if a winding bar slips. Leave the door closed, unplug the opener and call us. We replace springs with the right tools, and in pairs when the door needs it.
Most current Wi-Fi openers connect to an app, so you can open, close and check the door from anywhere. If your opener is older, we can tell you whether it can take an add-on or needs replacing. We set the app up with you before we leave.
Door stuck in Kennesaw? Call us.
Tell us what the door is doing. You'll get a written price before any work starts, and we answer from early morning into the evening.