Garage door repair in Utah County

24 cities and towns across Utah County. Our home base is Highland.

Alpine First called Mountainville, it was renamed Alpine in 1855 because the peaks reminded settlers of the Swiss Alps.

American Fork American Fork Canyon is the gateway to Timpanogos Cave National Monument.

Cedar Fort Settled in 1852 and named for the junipers that locals call cedars, it wasn't incorporated until 1965.

Cedar Hills First homes went up in 1974. It became a town in 1977 and a city in 1999.

Eagle Mountain Incorporated in 1996, it sits along the historic Pony Express route.

Elk Ridge Originally called Salem Hills, it was renamed in 1978 for the elk herds that roamed the ridge.

Fairfield Home of Camp Floyd, which in 1858 held the largest concentration of U.S. troops in the country.

Genola Incorporated in 1935, this entirely rural town sits at the northeast edge of Goshen Valley.

Goshen Named after the biblical land of Goshen.

Highland Home base of Specialized Garage Doors. Scottish settlers named it because the land reminded them of the Scottish Highlands.

Lehi Named for a Book of Mormon prophet, Lehi is home to Thanksgiving Point and the heart of Silicon Slopes.

Lindon Once called String Town, it was renamed for an old linden tree, though the spelling drifted to Lindon.

Mapleton Locals still call 10,193-foot Spanish Fork Peak by its older name, Maple Mountain.

Orem Named for Walter C. Orem, president of an early interurban railroad. Home of Utah Valley University.

Payson Founded in 1850 by James Pace, who gave the town its name.

Pleasant Grove Originally called Battle Creek, after an 1849 skirmish along the creek.

Provo Named for French-Canadian trapper Étienne Provost. Home of Brigham Young University.

Salem Early settlers called it Pond Town. Salem Days, with its cardboard boat regatta, dates to 1949.

Santaquin First called Summit City, it was renamed in 1856 after Santaquin, son of a local Native chief.

Saratoga Springs Named for a hot springs resort the Beck family opened here in 1884, after the famous one in New York.

Spanish Fork The 1776 Domínguez–Escalante expedition passed through here, giving the river and city their name.

Springville Nicknamed Art City, it's home to the Springville Museum of Art.

Vineyard Once home to the Geneva Steel mill, which operated from 1944 to 2001.

Woodland Hills Founded in 1970, it had just 60 residents in 1980 and more than 1,500 by 2020.