New opener installation, smart opener upgrades, and motor replacement. Quiet, safe, and properly set up — with safety sensors tested before we leave.
A garage door opener does one job — open and close your door reliably, quietly, and safely. When an opener fails, gets noisy, loses range, or simply reaches the end of its service life, replacement is usually more practical than ongoing repairs.
We install LiftMaster openers as our primary line because of their build quality, parts availability, and compatibility with modern smart home systems. Whether you need a basic replacement or want to add myQ smart access to your phone, we'll match the right unit to your door's weight, usage, and your preferences.
All opener installations include full setup: limit adjustments, force settings, safety sensor alignment, wall control mounting, remote pairing, and a complete operational test before we leave.
Mounting, wiring, limit setup, sensor alignment, remote pairing — everything is done in a single visit.
We disconnect and remove your existing opener as part of the installation process.
We verify both auto-reverse functions — the sensor beam and the force reversal — before completing the installation.
We check that the opener's power and drive type are appropriate for your door's weight and size before recommending a unit.
If one of these matches what you're experiencing, we can help.
Your motor is failing, unusually loud, or simply old. We install a new unit matched to your door and usage.
Chain drive openers are noticeably louder. A belt drive upgrade runs much quieter — especially important for attached garages near bedrooms.
Adding myQ Wi-Fi capability lets you open, close, and monitor your door from your phone. We install and pair the unit with your network during the appointment.
Adding an opener to a newly installed door, or replacing both at the same time. Combined visits reduce total labour cost.
Adding a smart wall control with timer-to-close, vacation mode, or exterior keypad for keyless entry.
The opener works sometimes but not others — often a logic board fault, antenna issue, or remote frequency interference. We diagnose before recommending full replacement.
Belt drive openers use a rubber belt instead of a metal chain. They run significantly quieter and with less vibration. If the garage shares a wall with a bedroom or living area, belt drive is the right choice.
Chain drives are louder but extremely durable and cost-effective. For a detached garage or a heavy commercial-gauge door, chain drive is a practical and long-lasting choice.
LiftMaster's myQ system lets you open and close your door remotely, receive alerts when it's been left open, and share access with guests. Works on any Wi-Fi network and pairs with Google Home and Amazon Alexa.
Not all openers work with all doors. We check door weight, headroom clearance, and whether your springs are properly balanced before confirming the install.
We disconnect and remove the existing opener, mount the new rail and motor unit, run the drive, and connect the trolley to your door.
We set travel limits, force levels, and sensitivity. Safety sensors are aligned and tested. Remotes and wall controls are paired. We walk you through the operation before we leave.
Tell us about your current opener situation and what you're looking for. We'll confirm compatibility, recommend the right unit, and schedule the installation.