A flat-roofed stucco house in low desert light, a silver car parked on the driveway in front of its two-car garage door, gravel and boulders across the front yard.

Contact Check Six Garage Door Service

One number for calls, texts and email. Whichever you use, it reaches Check Six directly, and the price you are quoted before the work is the price you pay after it.

Same day or next day on all non-emergency work.

Tell Check Six what the door is doing.

A name and a number is enough. Add a line about the door if you have one, and the message goes straight to Check Six.

Car stuck inside, or a door that will not close?

Call instead of writing. The phone is answered at any hour.

Call (602) 820-7753

Name and phone are required. What happens to it

5.0from 12 Google reviews

Same day or next day on all non-emergency work

Veteran Owned & OperatedOwner OperatedLicensed, Bonded & InsuredArizona ROC #367070Residential doors since 2017

Call, text or email.

All three reach Check Six directly, and no message service sits in front of the number. The form above reaches Check Six too.

There are no posted hours because there is no closed period. Nights, weekends and holidays reach the same phone. What that buys you is an answer at the hour you need one, not a time slot: what can be done and when is settled on the call, and where the work already stands decides it.

Where Check Six works.

Based in Surprise, and out across the Valley, west to east.

Towns Check Six drives to

West to east, starting at home.

  • Surprise
  • Buckeye
  • Waddell
  • Goodyear
  • Litchfield Park
  • Sun City West
  • Avondale
  • El Mirage
  • Youngtown
  • Sun City
  • Tolleson
  • Peoria
  • Glendale
  • Phoenix
  • Cave Creek
  • Tempe
  • Scottsdale
  • Chandler
  • Mesa
  • Gilbert

Further out than these? Call or text and ask.

Zachary Pfisthner with his family.

Who owns Check Six.

Check Six is owned and operated by Zachary Pfisthner. The work goes out under his license, and the out-the-door price you approve is the one he stands behind.

He was born in Arizona, served on active duty in the Air Force, and worked as a law enforcement officer before going into garage doors in 2017. He is a husband and a father, and he lives in the part of the Valley he works in.

Check Six is an aviation phrase. Six o’clock is the position behind you, the one a pilot cannot see, and checking it is what a wingman is for. The door over your car is the same kind of thing: nobody looks at it until the morning it will not open.

  • Born in Arizona
  • Former active-duty U.S. Air Force
  • Former law enforcement officer
  • In the garage door trade since 2017
  • Husband and father

License and credentials.

Everything on this list can be checked. The license number is public and searchable on the Arizona Registrar of Contractors website.

  • Veteran Owned & Operated
  • Owner Operated
  • Licensed, Bonded & Insured
  • Arizona ROC #367070

Arizona Registrar of Contractors 367070

Look this number up at the Registrar

Ready when you are.

Call at any hour. Text if you would rather send a photograph of the door than describe it. Estimates on new installations and replacements are free.

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