Garage Door Opener Installation
Garage Door Opener Installation
Belt-drive, Wi-Fi, and battery-backup openers from LiftMaster, Genie, and Chamberlain — installed, programmed, and tuned in one visit.
- Authorized LiftMaster, Genie & Chamberlain dealer
- Battery-backup models (Florida code on new builds)
- Wi-Fi smart openers with phone control
- Keypad, remotes, and car HomeLink included
What's included
- New opener, rail, and safety sensors
- Wall control panel and up to 2 remotes
- Wireless keypad programmed to your PIN
- HomeLink / car button pairing
- Wi-Fi setup on smart models (myQ / Aladdin)
- Force, travel, and safety-reverse adjustment
How it works
Step 1
Pick
We show belt vs. chain, Wi-Fi vs. basic, and battery backup options.
Step 2
Swap
Old opener removed, new unit and rail mounted to the ceiling.
Step 3
Program
Remotes, keypad, car, and phone app all paired before we leave.
Step 4
Tune
Force limits and safety reverse set to Florida code.
Quiet, connected, and storm-ready
A modern opener does more than open the door. Battery backup keeps it working when the grid goes down in a storm. Wi-Fi lets you close it from the airport. Belt-drive means you stop hearing the door from the kitchen. We install the model that actually fits your house — not whatever we happen to have on the truck.
Programmed before we leave
Every install includes remote and keypad pairing, HomeLink setup for your car, phone-app pairing on smart openers, and a full safety-reverse and force check.
Specific repairs under this service
Frequently asked questions
Do new Florida garages require battery backup?+
Yes — since 2019 Florida law requires a battery-backup opener on new residential installs. We recommend battery-backup even on replacements for hurricane-season outages.
Belt-drive or chain-drive?+
Belt-drive is nearly silent and best for attached garages or garages under a bedroom. Chain-drive is fine for detached garages and slightly cheaper.
Can you make my old opener smart?+
Sometimes — LiftMaster's 828LM add-on brings myQ Wi-Fi to many older units. We'll tell you honestly whether a retrofit or a new opener is the better spend.