Updated October 2026
Short answer
Montgomery County grew from 293,768 residents in 2000 to 620,443 in 2020, so most of its garage doors were installed in the last twenty-five years. That puts a large share of them at the age for first spring and opener replacements, which are the calls we take most often there.
What garage doors deal with in Montgomery County
Montgomery County's growth came in waves. The Woodlands opened in 1974 with the Village of Grogan's Mill and grew to 114,436 residents by 2020, and much of the rest of the county filled in after 2000. That gives the county two kinds of garage door: older doors in the first villages that have already been replaced once, and newer builder-grade doors reaching the end of their original springs.
The Woodlands was planned around a preserved forest, and the trees bring their own garage door wear. Needles and debris collect in the tracks and under the bottom seal, and shaded doors stay damp longer, which is hard on springs, cables and wood or wood-look finishes.
The name Spring also reaches into southern Montgomery County, so many addresses there sit close to our Harris County calls. Whichever side of the county line you are on, the same phone line covers you.
Montgomery County by the numbers
620,443
People in Montgomery County at the 2020 census. Source: H-GAC 2020 census tables.
293,768
People in the county in 2000, less than half the 2020 count. Source: H-GAC 2020 census tables.
1974
The year The Woodlands opened, with Grogan's Mill as its first village. Source: The Woodlands history.
Jobs we do most in Montgomery County
How visits work in Montgomery County
Montgomery County calls are scheduled from our service office on Theall Road in northwest Houston, north up I-45 and SH 249. The phone line is the same one that covers Harris County.
Most visits here are repairs that finish the same day when the part is a common size. Replacement doors are measured first and ordered to size.
Questions from Montgomery County
Garage door questions from Montgomery County
Yes, all its villages, along with the surrounding parts of Montgomery County.
Yes, the name Spring covers parts of both Harris and Montgomery counties, and we cover both.
Needles and debris in the tracks are common on wooded lots and grind rollers down.
Yes, they are a popular choice on wooded, traditional streets.
Yes, on compatible openers, or with an add-on hub.