YES. This includes anyone who contracts to install, repair or maintain garage doors and electric operators for a price or a fee.
In addition, most states require state and/or local contractor licenses to perform garage door work. But even states in which no license is required, garage door companies are treated as contractors in legal matters.
According to the Institute of Justice, “Twenty-nine states license door repair contractors working on residential properties. On average, states require 343 days of education and experience, $320 in fees and about one exam. All in all, 16 states require at least one exam—10 states require one exam and six (Arizona, California, Michigan, Mississippi, Nevada and Utah) require two. These requirements rank as the 47th most burdensome of all contracting classifications.