If the motor runs but the door doesn’t move, it may be springs, cables, or the drive system. If nothing happens at all, it may be power, wiring, sensors, or the opener itself.

Intermittent issues can come from sensor alignment, signal interference, failing circuit boards, worn internal gears, or loose wiring.

Usually misaligned safety sensors, track obstructions, dirty sensors, or incorrect force settings.

Yes. We can troubleshoot signal issues, reprogram devices, replace batteries, and replace faulty remotes/keypads when needed.

Belt-drive openers are typically quieter than chain-drive models, especially for attached garages.

Yes. Smart openers can offer app control, open/close alerts, and added security features, depending on model.

If it’s unreliable, noisy, lacks safety features, or struggles with the door, upgrading can improve safety, convenience, and performance.

Yes. Opener installation should include sensor testing, auto-reverse testing, programming remotes, and ensuring smooth operation.