Florida's trusted garage door team

770 Garage Doors started in 2012 in a rented bay in Fort Lauderdale. Marco Reyes had spent eight seasons installing doors for a distributor and kept seeing the same thing: hardware that looked fine on the day of the sale and rusted through after three summers of salt air. He and his wife Elena opened their own location with a rule that every part they sold had to be something they would put on their own house a few blocks from the Intracoastal.

The coastal focus shaped everything. We specify galvanized tracks, stainless fasteners, and powder-coated hardware as the default, not the upgrade. Every replacement door we quote carries a wind-load rating suited to its zone, whether that is a high-velocity zone in Miami-Dade or an inland lot in Lakeland, and the documentation for your insurer is part of the paperwork. Before each hurricane season the locations shift toward bracing kits and pre-season inspections, because a door that fails is the fastest way to lose a roof.

From Fort Lauderdale the company opened locations in Miami, West Palm Beach, Port St. Lucie, and Melbourne, then across the state in Orlando, Lakeland, Tampa, Sarasota, and Fort Myers. Each location has a lead technician who lives in that community and runs its installation and repair schedule. Belt-drive openers are the standard recommendation for attached garages because Florida homes sit close together and nobody wants to hear a chain drive at six in the morning.

What has not changed since 2012 is the way we quote. You get a written price before any work is scheduled, a clear repair-or-replace recommendation, and a technician who explains what wore out and why. Marco and Elena still run the company from Fort Lauderdale, and Marco still reviews the door specification on every new installation.