Facebook ad agencies for garage door installers compared

The garage door brief

Roller, sectional and up-and-over replacements are high-visual, mid-ticket jobs of £1,000 to £4,000 that sell well on Meta with before-and-after imagery. Repairs to springs, cables and motors are search-led. An installer usually does both, so the ideal agency handles Meta for replacements and leaves Google or the Business Profile to carry repairs.

We rated each agency on glazing or door experience, since that is the nearest proven market; on whether it handles enquiries when the fitter is mid-installation; on fee and contract; and on proof. One agency in our original shortlist, a landscaping specialist, had no connection to doors and was swapped for a South West agency that names window, door and conservatory fitters.

The scoring framework is set out in how we compare Facebook ad agencies.

1. Home Improvement Growth

Best for: Garage door firms that want Meta video ads and nothing else

Home Improvement Growth sells one service: Meta video ads for windows, doors and glazing companies, with wider home improvement as a secondary market. It promises premium leads, scroll-stopping creative and transparent reporting.

Garage doors sit squarely in the door-and-glazing audience, and video is the best format for a sectional door opening smoothly or a dented up-and-over being replaced. The fit on creative is good.

Everything else is missing. No pricing, no case studies, no mention of follow-up tooling or who owns the ad account. The site is thin enough that we would treat it as unverified until it answers those questions.

2. Agass Marketing Solutions

Best for: South West door installers who want an owned website for £499 before committing to ads

Agass Marketing Solutions, run by Joseph Agass in the Weston-super-Mare, Bristol and Somerset area, names window, door and conservatory fitters among its trades and publishes a locksmith and glazing case study. The core product is a website with service and area pages, reviews and a quote form, drafted free within 48 hours and paid for only if you like it: £499 one-off or £699 on WordPress, optional £30 a month hosting and changes, no contract, client owns everything.

Google and Meta paid ads and local SEO are quoted separately. No automation or CRM is described.

For a garage door installer with no web presence it is a cheap and low-risk starting point, with the ads conversation to follow.

3. Riley Marketing

Best for: Independent garage door installers who want repairs and replacements covered on one fixed fee

Riley Marketing lists window and door fitters among its trades, which makes garage doors a near neighbour. Its foundational growth system at a fixed £149 a month includes an SEO-focused website with service and location pages, Google Business Profile optimisation, Google review automation that reactivates past customers, missed call text back, and a CRM with lead status tracking and branded quote pages on the installer's own domain.

Map that onto the trade. Service pages for roller, sectional and up-and-over doors, with location pages for each town, pick up the planned-replacement searches. The Business Profile and reviews catch 'garage door repair near me' when a spring snaps on a Sunday. Text back replies to the call you missed while fitting a door, which in a repair trade is the difference between a job and a lost one. The CRM tracks a £2,500 replacement quote from survey to decision, and the branded quote page shows the door, the colour and the price on your own domain.

Facebook and Instagram ads are an add-on, as are Google Ads and local SEO, so Meta is layered on for replacement campaigns once the foundation exists. The system is built before the client pays, with unlimited revisions, no setup fee and the right to cancel at any time.

Founder Tom Riley has ten years in search and lead generation, previously led organic growth at an insurtech and has run his own lead generation websites. Clients deal with him directly. Riley does not shoot video, so the replacement creative is yours to supply.

4. Nivoro Marketing

Best for: National garage door brands with showrooms and seven-figure revenues

Nivoro, in Bishopton, Renfrewshire, places a fractional CMO and marketing team inside window and door companies turning over £10m to £50m, within 14 days. Services include Facebook and Google ads, CRM-based sales attribution, a weekly cost-per-lead and appointment scoreboard, website pages and local SEO, unsigned quote follow-up, fitter recruitment ads and branch or showroom launch support.

Retainers are published: £8,000, £13,500 and £25,000 plus VAT a month by company size, with ad spend paid direct and a performance-or-you-don't-pay promise. Case studies cover a window installer and a tree surgeon.

The glazing focus means a large garage door manufacturer-installer with a branch network would be a natural client. Nobody smaller should read further.

5. TradesGrow

Best for: Welsh installers who want PPC, Facebook and local SEO from one generalist

TradesGrow in Cardiff serves builders, roofers, electricians, driveway firms, landscapers and plumbing and heating trades, offering web design, paid advertising with call tracking, local SEO with Google Business Profile, citations and review generation, Facebook ads and done-for-you lead generation.

Garage doors and glazing are not named, and the published case studies are for roofers, a boiler installer, a landscaper and a driveway company. Pricing is behind a free strategy call, with first leads free on lead-gen offers and indicative cost-per-lead figures in the portfolio.

The multi-channel setup fits the repair-and-replacement split. The absence of any door experience puts it last.

Garage door agency table

'Door trade link' records whether the agency names windows, doors, glazing or garage doors on its own site.

Our recommendation by installer size

One or two vans: Riley Marketing. It is the only option here that covers both the Sunday repair call and the planned replacement campaign at a fee you know in advance, and it lists door fitters as a trade it already serves.

No website yet and based in the South West: Agass for the site, then decide on ads.

Already have a strong sales operation and only want replacement volume from video: Home Improvement Growth could fit, but only after it has shown you results and confirmed you own the ad account. Our guide to who owns the ad account explains the stakes. Branch networks: Nivoro. Related rankings: guttering and fascia installers and roofline specialists face a similar repair-versus-replacement split.

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