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A customer looking for a new garage door is making a different decision from someone with a failed motor or broken spring. We divide the offer by job type so the creative, urgency and form questions match the work your company is ready to take on.
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Garage door installation and repairs
Sydney, NSW
Gold Garage Door provides garage-door installations, repairs and maintenance across Sydney. The campaign was built around direct service enquiries rather than general awareness traffic.
Snapshot: 30 days ending 5 August 2026. Results vary.
Read case studyThe customer decision
Installation customers compare door styles, operation and the quoting process. Repair customers care about the fault, door type and response window. Mixing both into one vague ad makes it harder for either customer to know what happens next.
New garage door installations
Quote enquiries for sectional, roller or other door types your team supplies and installs.
Door replacement
Projects replacing an ageing, damaged or unsuitable door, with property and opening details collected early.
Motors and opener upgrades
Automation or replacement enquiries where the existing door and motor setup matter.
Selected repairs and servicing
Spring, cable, track or service work only within the response area and hours you nominate.
The campaign plan
The account setup is repeatable. The offer, creative and enquiry path are where the campaign needs to reflect the actual work.
Different ads and form paths prevent a planned replacement offer from being confused with an urgent repair service.
Real door styles, colours and completed installations help a replacement customer picture the change.
Door type, fault or project, automation status, suburb and timing make the first follow-up more useful.
A more useful first conversation
These questions provide context. They do not inspect the site, diagnose the work or guarantee that every person becomes a booked job.
Install, replace or repair?
Routes the enquiry to the right service conversation.
What door type do they have?
Adds context for sectional, roller and other systems.
Is the door manual or automatic?
Clarifies whether a motor or opener may be involved.
What is their location and timing?
Checks the service radius and requested response window.
What we ask you for
You do not need to write the campaign. You do need to tell us what your team offers, where it works and which real assets we may use.
Installation gallery
Completed doors and product options your business genuinely supplies.
Repair boundaries
The faults, door types, hours and locations your technicians cover.
Quoting workflow
How your team moves from initial details to inspection, measure or booking.
Included every month
Your ad budget is the only separate cost. It is billed by Meta on your own account and never marked up by us.
No setup fees, cancel anytime
No setup fees, no lock-in contract, cancel anytime. A lead must request the advertised service, be inside the agreed service area, provide valid contact information and meet the written criteria agreed before launch.
Usually they are clearer as separate offers. Installation is a considered product choice, while repair enquiries often start with a specific fault and a shorter response window.
Yes, when you are authorised to use the brand and genuinely supply or service it. We only use product and brand claims you approve.
A landing page can request a photo when it helps your team understand the door or fault. It remains preliminary context, not a substitute for your own safety checks or inspection.
Yes. The copy can state your normal response expectations and avoid advertising an emergency or after-hours service you do not offer.
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A short fit and setup call
Answer a few questions, choose a 15-minute call time and we will tell you plainly whether the service fits the work you want to advertise.
See if we're a fit