1st Garage Door LLC Licensed
License 1STGAGD751RP · Active · expires 2027-12-24 · Washington State Department of Labor & Industries
There are 106 garage door companies serving Kent, Washington. This page shows the 25 closest, with the most complete public records first.
License 1STGAGD751RP · Active · expires 2027-12-24 · Washington State Department of Labor & Industries
License INTEGGD740B9 · Active · expires 2028-01-29 · Washington State Department of Labor & Industries
License NEXTDDG767R6 · Active · expires 2026-12-26 · Washington State Department of Labor & Industries
License PACIFNG779C4 · Active · expires 2027-02-24 · Washington State Department of Labor & Industries
Kent is a community of about 126,952 people in King County, Washington, sitting at roughly 46 feet above sea level. Local landmarks near the service area include White River Historical Museum, a museum about 5.7 miles out, Renton Stadium, a stadium about 7.5 miles out and Cedar Mountain, a mountain about 7.5 miles out.
4 of them hold a contractor license on file with the Washington State Department of Labor & Industries, and the license number is shown on each listing so you can verify it yourself before you book. Coverage on this page spans ZIP 98001, 98002, 98003, 98030, 98031, 98032 and 4 more. 15 publish a website.
We currently list 25 companies in Kent, WA. 4 of them have a state contractor license on record.
Washington contractors must register with the Department of Labor & Industries. You can verify a registration number, its status and its bond and insurance on the L&I "Verify a Contractor" tool.
The common jobs are opener repair or replacement, torsion and extension spring replacement, track alignment, cable repair, and safety inspections. A technician normally inspects the door and opener by hand, then adjusts spring tension, chain or belt tension, travel limits and closing force, and lubricates the moving parts.
A yearly check keeps the door running quietly and safely, and a fuller maintenance visit every couple of years covers the springs, cables, rollers and track. Doors that are opened many times a day wear faster and benefit from more frequent inspection.