Shop local with Madisonville Garage Doors

Host Leesa Boone welcomes listeners to the Shop Local Show on 104.9 WWKY (streaming on Facebook at 104.9 WWKY) and interviews Benjamin from Madisonville Garage Doors. Benjamin shares that he has worked at Madisonville Garage Doors for about 8–9 months after coming from a construction background in Princeton, and he discusses how that experience helps with estimating and handling jobs that involve modifying openings for larger commercial doors. The conversation highlights the company’s wide service area, 24/7 emergency service with rotating on-call shifts, and a focus on customer service built on integrity, relationship-building, and passionate leadership; Benjamin also notes his Christian faith influences how he treats people and raises his two daughters. He explains what commercial sales covers—factories, restaurants, warehouses, coal mines, schools, farmers with large doors, repairs like broken springs and damaged sections, new doors, and new construction—and mentions notable local installations like the large doors at the Hopkins County Extension Office. Leesa and Benjamin discuss how garage doors transform curb appeal, increase property value, and can be previewed using a virtual display tool; they also note Madisonville Garage Doors provides large in-person samples for accurate color and style selection. The episode includes reminders to call 821-DOOR in the Hopkins County area and 616-DOOR in the Owensboro area, and a listener comment notes Madisonville Garage Doors will pay the sales tax on purchases. They emphasize the importance of annual garage door maintenance (lubrication, cleaning tracks, and servicing springs), and that Madisonville Garage Doors sells maintenance spray at 1000 Margaret Court. Leesa closes by listing upcoming Shop Local sponsors—Brothers Barbecue, All In Resale, Bud’s RV World (including a Clarksville show and camper giveaway), and Champion Ford with a new co-host from Owensboro—inviting local businesses to join the show by calling the studio at 821-1310, and reminding listeners to shop, eat, and experience local.