Door Boy has been serving Tri-State area since 1972. In 1968, Door Boy's roots began as P&F Door and Trailer Repair. The company focused on the trucking industry repairing tractor trailers, container doors and loading dock equipment. Then in 1972, our name changed to Door Boy as we started servicing the overhead door industry in the residential and commercial marketplaces. In 1982 Door Boy moved into their current location and opened, one of the first garage door only, showroom and parts department. In 1999 Door Boy was honored with the Joseph A Caputo Dealer of the Year award presented by the International Door Association in Toronto, Canada. Door Boy's service area has grown and today we cover all of New Jersey, southern New York (including Staten Island), and eastern Pennsylvania. We have built a strong reputation of standing behind our work and this philosophy has allowed us to become a leader in the overhead garage door industry.
Join us as we celebrate our 100th year in business! In 1920, the late Laura M. Jammer and her husband, Louis A. Jammer, Sr. started a weatherstripping business out of their home in Morrisville, Pa. Over time, the business grew from installing window screens and porch screening to selling a variety of doors, including popular overhead garage doors. Today, Jammer Doors is in their fourth generation of being a family-owned and operated business for over 100 years, specializing in the sales, service and installation of quality doors and door-related products. Garage doors today are now designed to be part of your home's design and its architecture. A home's garage door can make a statement, to reflect the unique style and personality of a home and its owner. You're sure to find the perfect garage door with Jammer Doors!
New Jersey state laws require any contractors or subcontractors who sell or make home improvements to be registered with compliance to "Contractors' Registration Act".
However, construction permits are issued, as before, by the municipalities in which contractors are working.
A Contractor must be sure to use a written contract if a project costs more than $500.
Any person who makes improvement project of a home he(she) or his(her) family member owns is not required to registered as contractor.
Before hiring a contractor, make sure that they have a valid license and that their skills are appropriate for the job you are planning.