New Jersey Door Works

My father-​in-​law had surgery done so I wanted to help him out. He had mentioned his garage door wasn’t working. I found New Jersey door works on the web without hearing about them. I told them what I needed. Here’s why they get 5 stars.
They could have easily told me any cost since I know nothing about garage doors or how they work. But rather, an employee (Anthony I think) told me exactly what I needed and even told me I could (if I wanted to) fix the problem myself rather than spend money buying all new supplies and having their team do the install.
So I stopped by, picked up the new handle and other locking parts, paid a fair price, and did the install myself.
Again, this review is for their complete honesty in saving me money. Not to mention him explaining to me how to do it. I knew I could call them at anytime to have them come do it, but it felt good helping out my father-​in-​law and spending time with him. Not to mention I may have earned some cool points with him. Haha.
Would definitely use this company again and again.

This review is for NJ door works that services Hoboken, not the North Plainfield office.
I got absolutely ripped off by them. I’ve used them in the past for work and don’t recall many problems but recently I called for an estimate to replace two springs on our garage door. They gave me an estimate of over $ 800 so I got an estimate from another company who did the work for $ 400. A few weeks later NJ Door works sends me a bill for over $ 300 for their time giving me the estimate. I called them and they flat out refused to take any money off the absurd bill. Never going to call them again.

Stay away from these guys. I ask them for an estimate to fix my garage door opener. They did not say the estimate would cost anything. They arrive, said the door was broken, and estimated a replacement for $ 500. I wanted to shop the price, but the guy said I either paid $ 70 for a service call and get nothing, or pay $ 500 for the opener and then the service call was free. Essentially I was a hostage. In the end I paid the $ 70. Looked a comparable opener up on
and found it to be $ 129. The most expensive they had was $ 250. So it was either pay their outrageous price or the $ 70 service fee. I am glad I paid the $ 70 fee and just got rid of these guys.

My garage door wouldn’t go up when I got home on a Sunday evening. I called them at 7 AM Monday and they showed up within an hour and quickly diagnosed the problem as a broken motor on my opener which was 20 years old. They replaced it quickly and at a great price.
They also installed a replacement door about three years ago and their price and quality were the best.