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LiftMaster 87504-267
  • MyQ 
  • Smartphone Control
  • Integrated Camera
  • Battery Backup
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LiftMaster 81602
  • MyQ
  • Smartphone Control
  • Chain Drive
  • DC
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LiftMaster 81650
  • MyQ
  • Smartphone Control
  • 1/2 HP AC Motor
  • Amazon Key
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LiftMaster 81550
  • MyQ
  • 1/2 HP AC Motor
  • Amazon Key
  • Smartphone Control
8500W liftmaster, battery backup
LiftMaster 8500w
  • MyQ
  • Smartphone Control
  • Jackshaft Wall Mount
  • Automatic Deadbolt
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LiftMaster 893 Max Remote
  • 3 Button Remote
485LM-Battery_Backup liftmaster, battery backup, accessories
485LM Battery Backup
  • Battery Backup
877LM-Keyless-Entry-1 liftmaster, accessories
877LM Keyless Entry
  • Keyless Entry
1128 genie
Genie 1128
  • Aladdin Connect
  • Chain or Belt Drive
  • DC Motor
  • Intellicode Security
2028 genie
Genie 2028
  • Belt or Chain Drive
  • DC Motor
  • Intellicode Security
  • HomeLink & Car2U
3120 genie
Genie 3120
  • Aladdin Connect
  • Chain or Belt Drive
  • DC Motor 
  • GenieSense Monotoring
6170 Genie, Battery Backup
Genie 6170
  • Aladdin Connect
  • Battery Backup Available
  • 24 Volt Motor
  • Door Lock Included
2128 genie
Genie 2128
  • Aladdin Connect
  • DC Motor
  • Intellicode Security
  • Homelink & Car2U

Which Garage Door Opener is Right for you?

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[fa icon="plus-square"] Belt Drive Openers

8550_CW_detail_beltdrive.jpgBelt-drive openers are similar in design to chain-driven models, except a reinforced belt is what pushes or pulls the trolley. The belts may be made of fiberglass, polyurethane, or steel-reinforced rubber. 

Pros: Belt-driven openers are just as reliable as chain-driven openers but quieter.

Cons: The negative for belt-driven openers is that they cost about $30 to $60 more than chain-driven units.

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8360_CW__chaindrivedetail.jpgChain-drive openers include a chain—similar to a bicycle chain—that pushes or pulls a trolley (carriage) that connects to a metal bar, called a J-arm, that is affixed to the garage door.

Be Aware: If your garage is situated under a bedroom, the noise generated by metal-to-metal contact and vibration may be a nuisance. If the garage is detached, it probably isn’t. Newer chain-driven units with DC motors and soft start-and-stop technology are significantly quieter than older units.

[fa icon="plus-square"] Jackshaft Openers

Untitled_designjackshaft.pngJackshaft openers, unlike the other systems, mount on the wall beside the garage door. A 24-v DC motor drives pulleys and cables that turn the torsion bar and raise the garage door. When the motor is reversed, cable tension is loosened and the door lowers. 

Pros: This system is reliable and quiet. In addition, it keeps the ceiling free for overhead storage and is well-suited to garages with high or low ceilings.

Cons: Jackshaft openers are more expensive than most other types of openers.

Openers for California Residents

As of July 1st, 2019, every garage door opener sold in California must have a backup battery allowing the door to open even if your home loses power. We offer a selection of openers to choose from that comply.


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We are here to help with your LiftMaster and Genie garage door openers. Please check out our DIY training and fixes in the videos below. 

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