Overhead Door Co. of Johnstown: garage doors since 1967

Overhead Door Company of Johnstown has sold, installed and serviced garage doors in the Johnstown, Pennsylvania area since 1967. It covers residential and commercial sectional and rolling doors, electric openers and dock equipment, and serves the surrounding area including Somerset and Bedford.

What the site has to do

Garage door customers come in two moods. Some are planning: a new home, a remodel, a commercial building. Others have a door that won’t open. The site needs to serve both, with clear product information for planners and a fast route to service for everyone else. As a dealer for a national brand, it also has to make the local company’s name and service area obvious.

What’s on the site

• A homepage hero of a modern garage door with two buttons: request a quote and request service.
• A short history and a plain description of what the company does, with an introduction video.
• Residential and commercial sections, with pages for garage doors, openers and commercial door types.
• Parts, and repair and service pages.
• A “Why choose” section covering residential and commercial expertise, safety, and long-time client relationships.
• A link to an interactive garage door designer, so homeowners can see a new door on a house like theirs.
• A gallery and a contact page with the Pine Street address.

On a phone, the quote and service buttons sit directly under the headline, so someone standing in a garage with a stuck door can ask for help without hunting for it.

What E-3 did

E-3 designed and built the site. E-3 hosts Overhead Door Company of Johnstown on managed WordPress hosting and looks after it under a maintenance plan. Our monitoring checks the site for available updates and known plugin vulnerabilities, so we can catch issues early, ideally before customers requesting service notice anything.

The site runs on WordPress with the Genesis framework and the Dynamik child theme. Pages are built in Beaver Builder, and the quote and service forms use Gravity Forms, so requests arrive in a consistent format the office can act on.