What we fix
LiftMaster, Chamberlain, Genie, and older units too. Common La Habra opener calls: worn gears, bad capacitors, dead logic boards, misaligned safety sensors, dead remotes and keypads, and openers that lost their wifi after a router change.
Repair or replace?
We’ll tell you straight. If a $30 part fixes it, that’s what we do. If it’s a 20-year-old unit on its last legs, we’ll show you what a new quiet belt-drive opener costs so you can decide — no pressure.
Do you install new openers same-day?
Usually, yes — we stock the popular LiftMaster and Genie models.
My remote stopped working — is that the opener?
Often it’s just the remote or keypad battery/sync. We’ll sort it on the same visit.
Can you fix the wifi/smart features?
Yes — re-pairing a smart opener after a new router is a quick one.
The door reverses before it closes — why?
Almost always the safety sensors are misaligned or dirty. Quick fix.