Signature style
Custom Carriage House
Real wood or wood-look steel with strap hinges and handles. A good fit for historic and craftsman-style houses near downtown Franklin.
Explore this styleFranklin Garage Door Repair and Installation for Historic and Newer Homes
From houses in Franklin's historic districts to Westhaven and McKay's Mill, All Four Seasons Garage & Entry Doors handles Franklin garage door repair, spring replacement and new door installation. Family-owned since 1999, with a written price before any work starts.
100k+Homes Served
25 yrsServing Franklin
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Garage door and opener brands we work on across Franklin
25+
Years of serviceFamily-owned since 1999
About us • All Four Seasons in Williamson County
100,000+
homes served.
Including Middle Tennessee
All Four Seasons Garage & Entry Doors repairs, replaces and installs garage doors for Franklin homes, from older houses near downtown's Main Street to Westhaven, Fieldstone Farms and the Cool Springs area. We help you pick a door that fits the house, then keep it running: springs, cables, rollers, openers and weather seals.
We've been family-owned since 1999. What you get from us is plain: a straight read on whether the door needs a repair or a replacement, a written price before any work starts, and a 3-year warranty on the torsion springs we fit.
100k+Homes served
4,000+5-star reviews
A+BBB rating
Franklin, TN · Williamson County
A Civil War town with new-build garages
Franklin is the Williamson County seat, grew up on the Harpeth River and is known for the battle of November 30, 1864. Most of its houses are far younger. Here's how Franklin garage door installation and repair differ across the city.
Five historic districts, older openings
Franklin has five districts on the National Register of Historic Places: Downtown Franklin, Hincheyville, Lewisburg Avenue, Adams Street and Natchez Street, with more than 1,060 buildings between them. Four are also local historic districts, where the city reviews exterior changes against its design guidelines. Garages on these streets don't always have standard-size openings, so we measure every one before we price a door. Carriage-house styles in wood or wood-look steel sit well beside the older facades.
More than half the homes are post-2000
Census data shows 31% of Franklin homes were built in 2010 or later and another 22% in the 2000s, so more than half are post-2000; 24% more date from the 1990s. That's a lot of builder-installed doors, springs and openers reaching the same age at once in neighborhoods like Westhaven, Berry Farms and McKay's Mill. The parts that go first are usually the torsion spring, the rollers and the opener's sensors or gears. A tune-up with a balance check and a safety reverse test shows what's wearing before it fails.
Freeze, thaw and the 2026 ice storm
January nights in Franklin average 28.6°F and afternoons 49.1°F, so doors and driveways freeze and thaw again and again through winter. Bottom seals stiffen and crack, and a door frozen to the slab strains the opener and cables. In January 2026 an ice storm left Williamson County among the hardest-hit areas for power outages, and Franklin High School opened as a shelter. An opener with battery backup, and knowing where the manual release is, keeps your car from being stuck inside.
Garage door styles
Doors for Franklin homes, old and new
Franklin's houses run from the historic districts around the square to newer neighborhoods off Highway 96 West. Choose a style that suits the house; we handle the measuring, installation and opener setup.
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Raised Panel Steel
Low-maintenance steel in many colors. The usual pick when you're replacing one builder door and want it to match the bays beside it.
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Modern Aluminum & Glass
Clear or frosted glass in aluminum frames for modern farmhouse and contemporary designs, with daylight inside and a clean line outside.
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Insulated Steel
An insulated core keeps an attached garage steadier through Tennessee summers and freezing January nights, and makes the door quieter to run.
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Smart Openers
Wi-Fi openers with app control and battery backup, so you can check the door from your phone and still open it when the power's out.
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Garage Door Repair & Tune-Up
Broken springs, frayed cables, worn rollers and doors off track. Every repair ends with a balance check and a safety reverse test.
Book serviceFranklin homes in numbers
Franklin's housing, by the Census
Homes built 2010 or later
31%
Doors on these homes are reaching the age for their first new springs and openers. Matching the builder door's panel style keeps one replaced door from standing out on a two- or three-car front.
Median home value ($)
646,300
On a house at this value, the garage door is a big part of what you see from the street. We'll show you carriage-house, insulated steel and glass options and put each price in writing.
Homes built in the 1990s
24%
These homes are now around 30 years old. If the door is original, weigh new springs, rollers and an opener against a new insulated door. We'll quote both so you can compare.
U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 2019–2023 5-year estimates, Franklin city, Tennessee.
4.9 / 5
Google rating
Why Franklin homeowners call us
No guesswork on price or parts
We tell you what's wrong, what fixes it and what it costs, in writing, before work starts. If a repair beats a new door, we'll say so, even though the new door is the bigger job.
Family-owned, since 1999
One family has owned and run All Four Seasons since 1999, and every door we hang carries that name.
3 and 5 years on springs
Torsion springs come with a 3-year warranty. Extension springs, the kind that stretch along the side tracks, come with 5.
The price comes first
Before any work starts, you get a written price and time to decide. No pressure to replace a door that can be repaired.
7 AM to 8 PM, every day
Our office is open Monday to Sunday, 7 AM to 8 PM, for repairs, quotes and questions about a door you're thinking of replacing.
Where we work in Franklin
Garage door repair in Franklin, street by street
Downtown
The historic districts
Main Street, Hincheyville, Lewisburg Avenue, Adams Street and Natchez Street, where carriage-house doors and careful measuring suit older garages.
Hwy 96 W
Westhaven and the west side
Newer neighborhoods west of downtown along Highway 96, where we handle spring, roller and garage door opener repair on post-2000 homes.
Harpeth
Fieldstone Farms
One of Franklin's largest established neighborhoods, with trails along the Harpeth River. We tune up doors here and replace the ones past saving.
I-65
Cool Springs and McKay's Mill
Homes near the I-65 interchanges at Cool Springs Boulevard and McEwen Drive, from first tune-ups to new insulated doors.
How it works
Three steps to a working door
The order never changes: we listen, we inspect and price in writing, then we do the work you approved.
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Tell us about the door
Call or use the form. Let us know the door's age, whether it's a single or double, and what it's doing, so the technician arrives prepared.
Office open 7 AM–8 PM
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Inspection, then a written price
We check springs, cables, rollers, tracks, seals and the opener, then write down what we recommend and what it costs.
You approve before work
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The work, then the test
After the repair or installation, we balance the door, set the opener and run the safety reverse test while you watch.
Spring warranties: 3 and 5 years
Questions from Franklin
Franklin garage doors, explained
Straight answers on historic homes, winter weather, springs and openers in Franklin, Tennessee.
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Yes. Four of Franklin's five National Register districts are also local historic districts, where the city reviews exterior changes against its design guidelines. If your house sits in one, talk to the city's historic preservation staff before ordering a door. We can give you the door's specifications and photos to take to that review, and we'll measure the opening so your Franklin garage door installation is ordered right the first time.
Most people hear it first: a loud bang from the garage. After that the door feels very heavy, the opener strains or lifts it only a few inches, and there's a visible gap in the coiled spring above the door. Leave the door closed and don't try to lift it by hand. Call us for garage door spring repair; torsion springs we fit carry a 3-year warranty.
Insulated steel is the practical pick. It doesn't warp in humid summers, needs little upkeep, and an insulated core with a good R-value keeps an attached garage closer to the house temperature on freezing January nights. Wood and wood-look carriage doors suit Franklin's historic and craftsman homes; plan to refinish real wood regularly. Aluminum and glass suit modern designs.
If the panels are sound, repair. Springs, cables, rollers, hinges and openers are all replaceable, and a door on a post-2010 home rarely needs replacing for age alone. Garage door replacement makes more sense when panels are dented or rusted, the door sags, or you want insulation or a different style. We'll price both options in writing so you can compare.
Ice storms bring two problems: a power cut and a door frozen to the floor. Without power, pull the red release cord and lift the door by hand, as long as the springs are intact. If the bottom seal is frozen to the slab, don't force it with the opener, because that strains the cables and gears. Clear the ice first. Afterwards we can replace a torn seal and fit an opener with battery backup.
Yes, if the door itself is sound and balanced. A Wi-Fi smart opener lets you open, close and check the door from your phone, and models with battery backup keep working in an outage. We test the springs and balance first, because a new opener on a badly balanced door wears out early. If something's off, we fix that first, then set up the app with you.
Ready for a door that opens every morning?
Tell us what's going on with your Franklin garage door. We'll look it over, give you a written price, and begin only when you say go.