Where we work in the Lubbock Metro
We only list places we actually dispatch to. Each one has its own housing stock and its own common failures, and the pages below say what those are rather than repeating the same text with the name swapped.
Lubbock
The core of the South Plains and the widest range of housing we work on, from alley-served 1930s garages in Tech Terrace to post-2000 three-car builds
Wolfforth
Immediately south-west of the city in Lubbock County, and one of the fastest-growing communities on the South Plains. Overwhelmingly post-1995 constru
Shallowater
North-west of Lubbock in the county. A small older core with detached garages surrounded by newer subdivision growth and farm properties, so two very
Idalou
North-east of the city on the Highway 62 corridor. Predominantly older town stock with detached garages, plus agricultural properties where oversized
Slaton
South-east of Lubbock, a railroad town with housing stock reaching back well before 1940. Narrow original openings and dried-out timber jambs are the
New Deal
North of the city on the I-27 corridor. A small community with a mix of older housing and newer builds, and rural properties with shop doors around it
Ransom Canyon
East of Lubbock above the lake, a distinctive community built largely from the 1960s onward on canyon terrain. Steeper drives and unusual garage orien
Levelland
Hockley County seat west of Lubbock. A well-established town centre with detached garages plus newer growth on the edges, and its own county permit au
Brownfield
Terry County seat south-west of Lubbock. Older town stock with detached garages alongside farm properties where oversized outbuilding doors are routin
Littlefield
Lamb County, north-west of the metro. A compact older centre with narrow original openings plus agricultural buildings on the surrounding properties.
Plainview
Hale County seat north of Lubbock on the I-27 corridor. A wider mix of eras than most South Plains towns, with its own permit desk and its own answer
Post
Garza County, south-east of Lubbock below the caprock escarpment. Older housing stock, detached garages and ranch properties with equipment-sized door
Tahoka
Lynn County seat south of the city. Predominantly older residential stock with detached garages, and farm outbuildings that rarely take a standard doo
Abernathy
On the Lubbock and Hale county line north of the city. A small town centre with older stock plus surrounding agricultural properties.
Ralls
Crosby County, east of Lubbock. Older housing with detached garages and a meaningful share of work on shop and outbuilding doors.
Lorenzo
Crosby County, on the Highway 62 corridor east of Idalou. Rural and small-town properties where oversized doors are common.
Crosbyton
Crosby County seat further east, near the caprock. Older town stock plus ranch properties, and long drives that affect how the visit gets scheduled.
Lamesa
Dawson County, south of Lubbock on the Highway 87 corridor. A well-established town with pre-1960 housing stock and agricultural buildings around it.
Free estimate — no charge for the visit
Tell us what the door is doing and we will tell you what it normally means in Lubbock Metro. Every job is quoted in person and in writing before any work starts.