Repair, replacement and new installs. Belt drive, chain drive and wall-mount openers from Chamberlain and LiftMaster, fitted by our own technicians since 2009.
Opener Types
We offer a diverse selection of top-quality garage door openers to meet your specific needs. Our experienced technicians will help you choose the ideal system that fits your garage, lifestyle, and budget.

Very quiet opener - ideal for a garage adjacent to a bedroom or living space. Utilizes a sturdy belt mechanism that minimizes noise and vibration while ensuring reliable performance.
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Robust and cost-effective - chain drives are especially suited for very heavy doors. A reliable, time-tested choice known for durability and long-term performance.
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Extremely quiet and compact with minimal space usage. Installed on the wall beside the door, freeing up overhead space. Perfect for garages with limited ceiling clearance or high-lift doors.
LiftMaster ↗Trusted Brands
We proudly offer Chamberlain and LiftMaster - industry leaders known for cutting-edge technology, durability, and superior performance. Both brands come with strong manufacturer warranties and nationwide support.
Control and monitor your garage door from anywhere using the Chamberlain myQ app.
Certain models include battery backup so your door operates even during power outages.
Energy-efficient LED lighting integrated directly into the opener unit.
Rolling code technology ensures your opener code changes every time you use it.
Optional Accessories
Operates your door during power outages for uninterrupted access.
Control and monitor your garage door from anywhere via smartphone.
Energy-efficient LED lighting integrated into the opener system.
Surveillance cameras to monitor your garage area for added security.
Conveniently operate your opener from multiple locations.
Keyless entry for family members and trusted visitors.
Opener Repair
An opener that has stopped working is usually one worn part, not a dead machine. Here are the faults we are called out for most often in London, what each one normally turns out to be, and what you can check yourself before you book anything.
Almost always the capacitor or a stripped drive gear, and both are repairs rather than a new opener. Sometimes it is not the opener at all: a broken spring leaves the door far too heavy to lift.
Why an opener hums and will not move ↗The safety sensors near the floor are misaligned, dirty, or catching afternoon sun. If the sensors are fine, the close-force setting has drifted and needs resetting properly.
Travel and force limits explained ↗That split tells you the motor and the door are fine. It is a remote battery, a lost pairing, or a receiver problem, and reprogramming takes minutes.
Remote dead, wall button fine ↗Check the outlet and the breaker first, then the trolley: if someone pulled the red emergency cord, the motor runs happily while the door stays put. If there is still no life, it is usually the logic board.
When the logic board has failed ↗An overheating motor cuts out and comes back later, and a worn gear slips under load. Both get worse, and both are far cheaper to fix before the opener strands you.
Drive gear replacement ↗Usually a weak signal at the ceiling rather than a fault in the opener. Worth sorting out, because a myQ opener that will not connect is also not telling you when the door is left open.
Fixing opener Wi-Fi problems ↗Not sure which of these you have? Our free Troubleshooter asks a few questions and tells you the likely cause, or read the full opener troubleshooting guide.
Repair or Replace
The opener is a separate purchase from the door, with its own clock. A dead opener on a good door is an opener job, not a door job. Here is how we decide, and we will tell you the same thing on the driveway.
More depth: when to replace your opener and why an old opener is a security risk. If the door itself is the worry rather than the opener, try the Repair or Replace tool.
Pricing
Real 2026 ranges for the London area, all in. A new opener price covers the unit, the rail, remotes, the wall control, the safety sensors, mounting, setup and taking the old unit away.
| New opener, supplied and installed | Best for | All in |
|---|---|---|
| Chain drive | Detached garages, nothing above | $450 to $600 |
| Belt drive | Attached garages, bedroom above | $550 to $800 |
| Screw drive | Middle ground on noise and price | $500 to $700 |
| Wall mount (jackshaft) | Low headroom, high lift, clear ceiling | $800 to $1,300 |
| Smart Wi-Fi with camera and battery backup | Outage cover and remote monitoring | $700 to $1,100 |
| Common opener repair | Typical cost |
|---|---|
| Drive gear kit replaced | $150 to $350 |
| Safety sensors realigned or replaced | $150 to $300 |
| Remote or keypad reprogrammed | $80 to $120 |
| Logic board replaced | $250 to $450 |
Your garage may sit outside these ranges. A missing ceiling outlet, an unbalanced door, a very heavy insulated double or awkward access all move the number, and we tell you before we start, not after. The full breakdown is in our opener installation cost guide. Choosing between drive types is covered in the drive types guide and the horsepower guide.
Our experts will assess your garage and recommend the perfect opener for your needs and budget. No pressure - just honest advice.
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