When a homeowner checks out your garage door company, what do they find?
Paste your website. runtradeflow.com plans, writes, and designs a month of social posts, so wherever a homeowner checks you out, they find a company worth calling.
Three ways a quiet page costs a door company
Proof gets stranded Finished jobs and happy customers stay buried in camera rolls.
Consistency disappears Busy season hits and weeks pass with nothing posted.
The workload multiplies Every brand adds another calendar, voice, and approval flow.
From your website to a working feed in four steps.
- Paste your site. runtradeflow.com reads it and builds your brand kit, colors, logo, services, service area, voice, automatically.
- Generate a month. Captions with matching AI images, on a garage-door seasonal mix instead of recycled small-business filler.
- Approve. One pass through the calendar; edit or regenerate anything.
- It publishes itself. Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn, and Google Business Profile on schedule.
The mix is adapted from real home-services agency playbooks, the same cadence agencies hand-build for trades like yours.
What a month looks like for a garage door company
Six post concepts that generate calls:
- Cold-snap spring warning (December–January). Torsion springs snap in the cold, every door tech knows the first freeze brings a wave of calls. "Hear a bang in the garage this week? Don't touch the door, call us." Timely, true, and it routes the panic to you.
- Safety-sensor test reminder (June, Garage Door Safety Month). A 30-second test every parent will actually do: block the sensor, watch the door reverse. Positions you as the company that cares, and surfaces the doors that fail the test.
- Insulated-door upsell (October). "If the garage is the coldest room in the house, the door is why." Books R-value upgrades heading into winter, especially for homes with rooms above the garage.
- Curb-appeal before/after (April–May). A new door changes the whole front of the house, few upgrades are this visible from the street. Spring project season is when homeowners are looking for exactly this post.
- Battery-backup opener post (summer storm season). "When the power's out, how do you get the car out?" Sells opener upgrades off a scenario every homeowner has lived once.
- Review spotlight (weekly). Branded review graphics, on schedule. In a bait-and-switch market, a steady drip of real local reviews is the strongest post you can run.
Founding-member pricing
- Solo, $49/mo. One garage door brand.
- Multi, $149/mo. Up to 5 brands in one workspace.
- Agency, $299/mo. Up to 15 brands.
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Garage door social media questions, answered
What does a garage door company even post about? More than you'd think: seasonal spring-failure warnings, safety-sensor checks, insulation upgrades, curb-appeal door transformations, opener tech, and reviews. runtradeflow.com rotates the mix on a calendar timed to when each topic actually books work.
How does an active page help against the bait-and-switch repair ads? Those outfits have no history, that's their tell. A page with months of real posts, local jobs, and consistent branding is something they can't fake. When a homeowner compares tabs at 9pm, you look like a company; they look like a landing page.
Will the posts match our branding? Yes, the brand kit builds itself from your website (logo, colors, services, voice), and every caption and image generates from it, so the feed stays cohesive month after month.
Do we have to write anything ourselves? No. Generate the month in one click, approve it in one sitting, and publishing to Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn, and Google Business Profile is automatic. Edit any post whenever you want to.
Be the door company that looks open at 9pm.
Paste your site into runtradeflow.com, free trial, no card required, and see your next month of posts in minutes.