It’s the biggest moving thing on a house, and most homeowners have never seen one go in. Show them.
A new garage door is a big-ticket decision made from a brochure. The homeowner is choosing between styles and ratings they don’t fully understand, from a company they found on their phone, for a job that happens while they’re at work. Reviews help, but a review is someone else’s opinion. Video lets them watch the thing themselves.
Film the install and a homeowner in Hudson or Wesley Chapel sees the old door come down, the tracks go up, the springs set, and the new door close square. They see the crew, the truck and the care. By the time they call, they’re choosing a date, not a company.
Old door out, new door in, start to finish. For a lot of homeowners, watching the install is the whole sales pitch.
The door, the bracing, and the product-approval label, filmed so the homeowner can see what they’re buying. We show the rating. We don’t promise what a storm will do.
The calls that come in every day. Short vertical clips that show you fix it right and clean up after.
Quiet openers, keypads and app controls, shown working in a real garage.
Your techs, your uniforms, your wrap. Homeowners are letting you onto their property while they’re gone.
Florida Garage Door Pros is on Commercial Way in Spring Hill, just down the road from us. We filmed a hurricane-rated door install start to finish and cut it into an ad for social, plus a vertical reel from the same footage. Then we came back for their services: installs, repairs, openers and screens, each named plainly so a homeowner knows exactly what they do.
Watch the Film
Watch the Film
The services film is the other half. It opens on the problems homeowners actually call about: a door off its track, a worn-out opener, an old door that has seen better days. Then it shows the crew fixing each one, with a repair, an opener swap, retractable screens going in and an old door coming out for a new one. The branded trucks, the neighborhoods they serve and the phone number stay on screen the whole way through. One minute and sixteen seconds, and a homeowner knows every service they sell and how to book the free visit.
See more trade work in our portfolio, or the full approach on our video production page.
A full replacement with a good-looking house behind it. We’ll plan it with you and the homeowner.
We film on private property only with permission, and we keep house numbers and plates out of frame.
Josh films the install; your techs work normally. A second day for services if you want the full menu.
An install film, service reels, and ads aimed at the ZIP codes you want. Numbers every month.
Tell us about your next install. We’ll plan a shoot day that gives you the ad and a month of service clips.