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In the beginning, we thought hard work alone would be enough.

We learned pretty quickly that it doesn’t work like that.

The first mistake? Not communicating clearly enough.
We knew what needed to be done. The customer didn’t always. And when someone doesn’t fully understand what they’re paying for, even a solid repair won’t build trust. Today, we explain everything step by step no shortcuts, no technical jargon.

The second mistake? Saying yes to every job.
Even when the situation felt off. Even when the expectations weren’t clear. We were afraid to turn work down. That taught us something important: if a job starts unclear, it usually ends that way too. Now, we’d rather say no than promise something we can’t do right.

The third mistake? Assuming trust would come automatically.
It doesn’t. Trust is built slowly by showing up on time, giving honest pricing, fixing things without excuses, and taking responsibility when something doesn’t go perfectly.

And one more thing: we used to take criticism personally.
Now we understand that questions and feedback aren’t attacks. They’re part of working in someone’s home.

Those early mistakes shaped how BH Garage Doors operates in Chicago today.

No shortcuts. No overpromising. Just accountability for every door we work on.