Signature style
Custom Carriage House
Custom wood or wood-look steel, sized for wide and side-entry openings, with hardware that suits brick and stone fronts.
Explore this styleBrentwood Garage Door Repair and Installation for Large Homes
Four in ten Brentwood houses were built before 1990, and their garages have done decades of daily work. All Four Seasons Garage & Entry Doors handles Brentwood garage door repair and new installs, and you see a written price before any work starts.
100k+Homes Served
25 yrsServing Brentwood
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Brands we install and service on Brentwood garages
25+
Years of serviceFamily-owned since 1999
Our company • All Four Seasons
100,000+
homes served.
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Brentwood's houses are large, owner-occupied and often decades old, with 40% built before 1990, on lots the city zones at a one-acre minimum in its suburban districts. Those lots leave room for multi-car and side-entry garages, and wider, heavier doors put more load on springs and openers. All Four Seasons Garage & Entry Doors repairs these doors and installs new ones.
We've been family-owned since 1999. On a house at this level, we'd rather fix a sound door than sell you a new one, and we'll tell you which makes sense. Either way, the price is in writing before anyone picks up a tool.
100k+Homes served
4,000+5-star reviews
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Brentwood, TN · Williamson County
Big lots, tall trees, older garages
Brentwood incorporated in 1969, and today 91% of its homes are lived in by their owners, against 64% in Franklin. Three things shape Brentwood garage door installation and repair: the age of the houses, the size of the lots and the trees.
Older than the neighbours
The median Brentwood home was built in 1996, five years before Franklin's 2001 median. Forty percent of homes predate 1990, another 42% went up between 1990 and 2009, and only 18% are from 2010 or later. On doors that age, cables fray, drums wear and rollers flatten, and openers from the 1990s have neither battery backup nor phone control. We look at the whole system, from the cables and drums to the track and opener, before recommending a single new part or a whole new door.
One-acre lots, wider doors
Brentwood's R-2 suburban district requires a minimum lot of one acre, in subdivisions such as Brenthaven, Meadowlake, River Oaks and Indian Point, and the city plans its housing around one-acre density. Bigger lots leave room for side-entry and multi-car garages. Wider, heavier doors need springs sized to their weight, or the opener ends up doing the springs' work and fails early. With a median home value of $926,700, plenty of owners also want a custom carriage-house look to match the house.
Thirty-seven years a Tree City
Brentwood has been named a Tree City USA 37 years running, and the mature canopy shows on older lots. Trees are good for the street and hard on a garage door. Leaves, pollen and grit settle in the tracks and on the bottom seal, and shade keeps wood doors damp for longer after rain. Sweep the tracks each fall, wipe the photo-eye lenses, and keep real wood sealed. A yearly tune-up handles the lubrication and balance.
Garage door styles in Brentwood
Doors in scale with Brentwood homes
Large homes and wide garages give you room to choose. These are the six options we install and service here, from custom carriage-house doors to opener upgrades on older systems.
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Raised Panel Steel
Steel raised-panel doors in many colors. Simple to match when one bay of a three-car garage needs a new door and the others stay.
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Modern Aluminum & Glass
Aluminum frames with frosted or clear glass, for contemporary rebuilds and for owners who want daylight in a workshop or home gym.
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Insulated Steel
Insulated cores add R-value and cut noise. Worth it when the garage sits under a bonus room or a home office.
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Smart Openers
Swapping a 1990s opener for a Wi-Fi model adds phone control, battery backup and a quieter belt drive without touching the door.
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Garage Door Repair & Tune-Up
Springs, cables, drums, rollers and track on older doors, plus doors that have come off track. Every repair finishes with a balance check.
Book serviceBrentwood by the numbers
Brentwood homes, in three figures
Owner-occupied homes
91%
Nine in ten Brentwood homes are lived in by the people who own them. That makes routine care worth doing: a tune-up, new rollers or a spring now protects a door you'll use for a long time.
Homes built before 1990
40%
Four in ten Brentwood homes are more than 35 years old. On a door that age, worn cables, drums and hinges need attention as often as the springs, so we inspect the whole system.
Median year built
1996
A 1996 median puts many garages at about 30 years of service. Openers that old lack battery backup and app control, so replacing one is a common, sensible upgrade even when the door is fine.
U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 2019–2023 5-year estimates, Brentwood city, Tennessee.
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Why us
Honest advice on a valuable house
A garage door is a large part of a Brentwood home's front. We give you a written price, a plain recommendation, and no push toward a new door you don't need.
Same family since 1999
All Four Seasons has been family-owned and operated since 1999, so the people setting the standard are the people who own the company.
Spring warranty: 3 and 5 years
A 3-year warranty covers torsion springs and a 5-year warranty covers extension springs. Wide, heavy doors almost always run on torsion springs.
Everything on paper first
We put the price in writing before work starts. Compare it, share it, sleep on it; we begin only when you say so.
Monday through Sunday
The office is open 7 AM to 8 PM all week, so you can book a repair or an estimate around your own schedule.
Brentwood service areas
Garage door service across Brentwood, north to south
Old Hickory Blvd
Maryland Farms area
Homes around Maryland Farms and Old Hickory Boulevard. We repair springs, cables and openers and install new doors on houses of every age.
Concord Rd
Central Brentwood
Subdivisions along Concord Road near Crockett Park, from 1990s homes ready for a new opener to doors that need resetting on their tracks.
Wilson Pike
East side
Larger lots along Wilson Pike and Old Smyrna Road, where wide garages and heavy doors need springs sized to the door's weight.
Moores Ln
South Brentwood
Homes off Moores Lane toward Cool Springs, including newer construction still running on builder-installed doors and openers.
What to expect
Inspect, price, then work
Large doors deserve a careful look before anyone picks up a tool. Here's the order we follow on every Brentwood job.
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Book a visit
Call or send the form with the door's size, age and symptom. Photos of the springs and opener help us bring the right parts.
Book 7 AM–8 PM, any day
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Inspection and a recommendation
We check every moving part and the door's balance, then tell you plainly: repair it, replace one component, or replace the door.
No work before you approve
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Repair or install, then test
We do the agreed work, adjust the opener's force and travel, and run the safety reverse test before we leave.
3-yr torsion · 5-yr extension
Brentwood questions
What Brentwood owners ask us
Answers about older doors, big garages, trees and openers, for homes across Brentwood, Tennessee.
Still have questions?(678) 271-8918
Often, yes. Steel and wood doors from the 1990s tend to outlast the parts that move them. If the panels aren't rusted through, cracked or sagging, new springs, cables, rollers and a modern opener bring an older door back to smooth, quiet running. Wanting insulation, glass or a new style is a good reason to replace, and we'll price both routes in writing.
Twice a year, sweep debris out of the bottom of both tracks, wipe the bottom seal and the photo-eye lenses, and make sure nothing sits in the door's path. Don't grease the tracks; grease holds grit. Brentwood's mature trees drop a lot onto driveways and garage floors, so fall is a good time to book a tune-up, when we lubricate the right parts and test the balance.
Each door has its own springs, cables and opener, and they wear at different rates depending on how much each bay gets used. A slow, jerky or noisy door usually has a weak spring, worn rollers or an opener straining against poor balance. We test that door's balance, replace what's worn, and check the other two while we're there.
For a Brentwood garage door installation on a traditional brick or stone front, carriage-house doors in wood or wood-look steel pair well, with windows and hardware chosen to echo the house. On a contemporary home, aluminum and glass gives a cleaner line. Insulated steel suits any style when the garage sits under living space. Each option gets its own written price.
If you want features it lacks, yes. Openers from that era have no battery backup, so a power cut leaves you pulling the release cord, and no phone control. Garage door opener installation adds both, plus a quieter belt drive. Before fitting one, we check the door's springs and balance, since an opener shouldn't have to lift a door the springs can't.
Leave the door down and stop using the opener; it can strip gears or snap a cable trying to lift a door with no spring help. Don't try to wind or remove the spring yourself, because it holds dangerous tension. Call us for garage door spring repair. We replace the broken spring, check the cables, drums and the second spring, and back torsion springs with a 3-year warranty.
A Brentwood door that runs quiet and balanced
Share the door's age and what it's doing. After an inspection you'll have a price on paper and a straight repair-or-replace answer.