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Since 1994, Overhead Door (NFLD) Ltd. has provided a high level of service in the garage door & garage door operator industry. We offer a full range of installation, repair and maintenance services to meet the needs of any customer. Our team of experts proudly service residential, commercial and industrial applications in areas of the Avalon Peninsula, St. John's, Mount Pearl, Burin Peninsula, Clarenville, Gander, Corner Brook, Newfoundland and Labrador areas in Canada. We are committed to meeting the challenges and needs of our customers. We know that the only way to do work is to do it right the first time! This is what gives our customers peace of mind.
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99 Clyde Ave, A1N 4R9, Mount Pearl, Canada
- 709-368-7222
- overheaddoorsnfld.com
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