Garage Door Repair in Kendall, FL
Unincorporated Miami-Dade · ZIP 33176 — subdivisions and townhome rows, springs to openers, 24/7.
Kendall begins about half a mile from our office, where US-1 forms its eastern edge, and runs west past Dadeland. It is an unincorporated census-designated place of about 16.6 square miles, so it has no town hall of its own and Miami-Dade County is its governing body. Its ZIP codes include 33156, 33173, 33176, 33183 and 33186.



Kendall has newer housing than most of our territory: a median build year of 1979, second only to Cutler Bay. Of its 33,016 homes, 33 percent date from the 1970s and 24 percent from the 1980s, only 41 percent are single-family detached, and 14 percent are attached townhomes. Nearly a quarter are in buildings of 50 units or more. That mix means a great many original builder-grade doors on matching townhomes.
The name has moved. Before the 1950s Kendall meant the country around US-1, and as growth went west in the 1970s through the 1990s the name went with it, so a Kendall address can be a 1960s house near Dadeland or a 1990s subdivision near the Turnpike, which forms the western boundary.
Neighborhoods We Serve in Kendall
Kendall subdivisions where our calls often take us:
- Kendale Acres
- Kendale Country Club Estates
- Village of Kendale
- Kendall Point
- Green-Mar Acres
- Hawley Heights
- Pinewood Grove
- Sherwood West
🌊 What Kendall Garage Doors Are Up Against
With the office half a mile from Dadeland, Kendall calls often start our day. Subdivisions built in the 1970s and 1980s tend to repeat the same door and opener model house after house, so we carry the common spring sizes and sensors and often fix several neighbors the same way. Kendall is unincorporated and governed by Miami-Dade County, so building questions start there, and your association's rules come before any door is ordered.
Know the area? You'll find our trucks near Dadeland Mall, Baptist Hospital of Miami, Kendall Indian Hammocks Park, Miami Dade College Kendall Campus, Snapper Creek Park, Briar Bay Golf Course, Don Shula Expressway and Florida's Turnpike.