Signature style
Custom Carriage House
Carriage-house doors give a brick ranch more character, in wood-look steel that handles the weather.
Explore this styleSpringfield Garage Door Repair and Installation for Robertson County Homes
Half of Springfield's homes were built before 1985, and many still have older garage doors and openers. All Four Seasons Garage & Entry Doors handles Springfield garage door repair, spring and opener work, and new doors. Family-owned since 1999, rated 4.9 stars on Google.
100k+Homes Served
25 yrsServing Springfield
4.9★Google Rating
The door and opener brands we service in Springfield
25+
Years of serviceFamily-owned since 1999
Who we are • Springfield, TN
100,000+
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Garage doors for Springfield ranches, newer subdivisions and rural lots
All Four Seasons is a family company that has repaired and installed garage doors since 1999. Springfield has plenty of brick ranches from the 1960s and 1970s, 2000s subdivisions on the edges of town and homes on rural lots with detached garages and shops. We work on all of them.
We look at the whole door, explain what we find and give you the price in writing before any work. You decide what gets done. Our office answers from 7 AM to 8 PM every day, so you can call before or after work.
100k+Homes served
4,000+5-star reviews
A+BBB rating
Springfield, TN · Robertson County
Garage doors in Robertson County's seat
Springfield, incorporated in 1819, is the Robertson County seat, near the northern edge of the state. Older homes and a real winter shape Springfield garage door needs, and garage door installation in Springfield often means replacing a door that is decades old.
Older homes, older doors
Census figures show 55% of Springfield homes were built before 1990, and the median home dates to 1985. A quarter were built in the 1960s and 1970s alone. Many of those brick ranches have single or double garages with wood or thin steel doors, extension springs and openers that may lack modern safety sensors. If the opener has no sensors near the floor and no other safety device, have it checked; replacing it is often the simplest upgrade.
Winter ice and freeze–thaw
Middle Tennessee winters bring ice storms and repeated freeze–thaw cycles, and Springfield sits near the Kentucky line. A door can freeze to the slab overnight, and an opener that strains against it can strip gears or pull the door crooked. Springs are also more likely to break in the cold. We replace worn bottom seals, check that the opener's force settings are correct, and suggest insulated doors for garages that get very cold.
Detached garages and farm shops
Springfield's motto still honors its dark-fired tobacco, and the land around town remains largely rural. Many homes have detached garages, pole buildings or farm shops with overhead doors that are bigger or heavier than a typical garage door. These doors often have no opener, or one added later. We measure, check the framing and springs, and can add an opener with a remote and keypad so you do not have to lift a heavy door by hand.
Doors for Springfield homes
New doors for older brick homes
An old wood or thin steel door can make a solid brick house look tired. These six options suit most Springfield homes, along with the repairs that keep older doors going.
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Raised Panel Steel
A sturdy steel panel door, a straightforward upgrade from an old wood or single-layer door.
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Modern Aluminum & Glass
Aluminum and glass for updated homes and for shops that need light inside.
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Insulated Steel
Insulated doors keep a garage warmer in winter and resist dents better than thin steel.
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Smart Openers
A new opener with safety sensors, battery backup and phone control replaces an old unit.
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Repair & Tune-Up
Spring replacement, cables, rollers, seals and off-track doors, finished with a safety test.
Book serviceSpringfield homes by the numbers
Springfield housing in three numbers
Built before 1990
55%
More than half of homes are 35 years old or older. Original doors and openers here are often ready to be replaced, especially openers without safety sensors.
Built in the 1960s and 1970s
25%
A quarter of homes date from these two decades. Their garages often have older extension springs that need safety cables if they do not have them already.
Built in the 2000s
23%
Almost a quarter came in the 2000s. If their builder springs and openers are still in place, they are now 15 to 25 years old and may be due for replacement.
U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 2019–2023 5-year estimates, Springfield city, Tennessee.
4.9 / 5
Google rating
Why Springfield calls us
A family business with written prices
We give you a written price, explain the work in plain words and back our spring repairs with a written warranty. Our office answers seven days a week.
Family-owned since 1999
One family has owned and run All Four Seasons since 1999.
Written spring warranty
Torsion springs carry 3 years and extension springs 5 years.
You approve the price
We give you the price in writing before any work starts.
Open seven days
Call any day between 7 AM and 8 PM.
Where we work in Springfield
Around 37172
Downtown
Around the courthouse
Older homes near the Robertson County Courthouse, with smaller or detached garages and older doors.
US 41
Memorial Boulevard
Neighborhoods and businesses along US 41, a mix of 1960s ranches and newer houses.
US 431
US 431 corridor
Homes along US 431 north and south of town, including 2000s subdivisions with double garages.
Rural
Farms and rural lots
Homes outside the city with detached garages, pole buildings and shops with larger overhead doors.
How a Springfield visit works
Three steps, price first
The same steps for a broken spring on a 1970s ranch or a new door on a detached shop.
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Call or book online
Tell us what the door is doing and whether it is attached or detached.
Office open 7 AM–8 PM daily
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Inspection and written price
We check the springs, cables, rollers, tracks and opener, then write down the price.
Written price before work
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Repair, balance, test
We do the approved work, balance the door and test the safety reverse.
3-yr torsion, 5-yr extension warranty
Springfield FAQ
What Springfield wants to know
Older doors and openers, ice and cold, detached garages and springs.
Still have questions?(678) 271-8918
Yes. We repair garage doors throughout Springfield and Robertson County, from homes near the historic downtown square to rural properties outside town. Springs, cables, rollers, tracks, and openers are usually repaired in one trip.
Most garage door installations in Springfield cost $1,200 to $4,500, depending on size, material, insulation, and opener. Oversized shop doors are priced by size. You'll get a written flat-rate quote after a free measurement.
Yes. For older homes, carriage-house doors in wood or faux-wood steel keep a traditional look while adding insulation and modern safety features. We can also work with unusual opening sizes common in older garages.
Yes. We install steel overhead doors on detached garages, shops, and barns across Robertson County, including tall and wide doors for equipment, trailers, and RVs.
Yes. If your garage door won't close, a spring breaks, or a cable snaps, call our emergency line any time. A technician will come to Springfield with the parts needed for most repairs.
Common causes are blocked or misaligned safety sensors, a limit setting that needs adjusting, a bent track, or debris on the floor. Check for anything in the door's path first. If that doesn't fix it, we can diagnose and repair it, usually the same day.
Garage door trouble in Springfield?
Call us or book online. A technician checks the whole door and gives you a written price before work starts.