Trip Charge Drop off remotes or parts, align safety sensors, lube door, program remotes or keypadetc. Service – 1 Basic service call, tune-up, maintenance, simple repairs, etc. Service – 2 Involved service, several problems needing attention, etc. Service – 3 Much work needed, time consuming, many problems needing attention, etc. Service – 4 Rehang garage door, rebuild motor, overly time consuming repairs, etc. *Other repairs will need to be evaluated on the jobsite, such as taking down a door and rehanging at a later date **Service charge depends on two factors: 1)Time spent on repair and 2)Severity/difficulty of repair ***We always tell the customer how much the repair will cost before starting any work *****Repeat customers receive $15 discount on services PLEASE NOTE: THERE IS A 3% FEE FOR ALL INVOICES OVER $300 PAID BY CREDIT CARD MISCELLANEOUS REPAIRS AND PARTS Liftmaster Gear and Sprocket Replacement:
New transmitters/remotes (Liftmaster, Genie, Manantec, Universal) New wireless keypads (Liftmaster, Genie, Manantec, Universal) Genie Screw Drive Carriage 4″ Stem $10, 7″ Stem $15 14 gauge $10, 11 gauge $15 Metal 7′-8′ high $69 – $79, Wood 7′-8′ high $85 – $135 $79 – $89 (depends on brand) All new 4″ stem roller ( Entire Door ) New bearing plates, center bearing and spring bracket SECTIONAL DOOR SPRING REPLACEMENT 16×7 Metal Door (one spring only) 16×7 Metal Door, non insulated, 2 new springs 16×7 Metal Door, foam insulated, 2 new springs 16×7 Metal Door, steel-back insulated, 2 new springs 8×7 Wood Door, Raised Panel 16×7 Wood Door, Raised Panel 16×7 Custom Wood, Metal Door or Composite Door Starting at $450, Please Call For Pricing and Info NEW SPRINGS FOR ONE-PIECE DOORS Service call plus the price of the springs -Service call $99 – $136 P928C (White Tip) $25
*Number of springs used varies on weight of door **Existing hardware must be in good/safe condition NEW HARDWARE FOR ONE-PIECE DOORS 8×7 Wood or Metal Door, includes 2 new springs(P728’s) 16×7 Wood or Metal Door, includes 4 new springs(P728’s) **New hardware includes: Installation, P728C springs (2 or 4), spring hooks/clips, balancing and adjustment of door, new top and bottom stops and lock, Truss-rod adjustment, lubrication. NEW OPERATORS – INSTALLATION ONLY If customer provides the motor new in box at the jobsite and we install *Minor adjustments and lubrication included **6 month labor warranty Liftmaster 8065/75: 1/2 H.P. Chain Drive with 2 remotes Liftmaster 3240: 1/2 H.P. Screw Drive with 2 remotes Liftmaster 8355: 1/2 H.P. Belt Drive with 2 remotes Liftmaster 8500: Jackshaft, Direct Drive with 2 remotes Liftmaster 8360: D.C. Motor, MyQ Technology, chain drive, Battery Backup with 2 remotes
Liftmaster 8550w: D.C. Motor, MyQ Technology, belt drive, Battery Backup with 2 remotes Liftmaster 8587: 3/4 H.P., Chain-drive, Heavy-Duty T-rail construction with 2 remotes *1-year labor warranty on all new installations -Outside Keypad, Add $75 -Additional Remotes, Add $45 -825LM Internet Gateway (8355 and 8550) $75 -Laser Parking System $75 8×7, 25 Gauge, Non-insulated, Mid America Door *No Windows, white only, short or long panel 8×7, 24 Gauge, Non-insulated, CHI Door *Windows, add $125 to door price 8×7, 24 Gauge, Poly-back Insulated, CHI Door 8×7, 25 Gauge, Fully-insulated, Steel-back 16×7, 25 Gauge, Non-insulated, Mid America Door 16×7, 24 Gauge, Non-insulated, CHI Door *Windows, add $250 to door price 16×7, 24 Gauge, Insulated 16×7, 25 Gauge, Fully-insulated, Steel-Back All garage doors prices include: Tax, installation, haul-away of old door, perimeter weather seal, and 1 year labor warranty on installation
OTHER GARAGE DOORS – CALL FOR PRICING Raised Panel, Wood, Garage Doors Custom Wood Garage Doors Aluminum and Glass, Full View Garage DoorsQ. I'd like to purchase an Amarr steel door, but need a color other than those you offer. Can I paint the door once it's installed?Most garage doors have multiple wireless devices that you can use to open the garage door. Besides the remote control kept inside your car for easy opening, you can also install a wireless keypad -- operated by batteries -- outside of your garage to gain access from the yard or the driveway. For Craftsman, LiftMaster and Chamberlain garage door openers, the keypad programming steps are the same. You'll need a stepladder and possibly a screwdriver, depending on the model, to access the garage door motor attached to the ceiling. Place the stepladder slightly forward of the opener on the side that has the light cover -- usually facing the back of the garage. Climb the stepladder and position yourself safely to remove the cover that shields the light attached to the garage door motor.
Depending on the model you have, you may need to use a screwdriver to detach the cover. Other models simply have tabs you depress to remove the top of the cover, letting it hang down. Locate the Smart-Learn button, which may or may not have an indicator LED next to it. The button -- depending on the manufacturer and model -- will be red, white, green, orange, black, purple or yellow. Be ready to enter a four-digit PIN code into the keypad within 30 seconds of pressing the Smart-Learn button. Push the button and release it. The LED should come on, if so equipped. Enter a four-digit PIN code into the keypad and press the Enter button after entry within 30 seconds of activating the Smart-Learn button. Pay attention to the drive motor on the ceiling, after entering the PIN code, the light on the opener should blink twice or the LED indicator should turn off if programming was successful. If not, wait 10 seconds before attempting to add the code again. Test the PIN code after waiting 10 seconds to verify it works.
If it does not, repeat the steps to enter the code. If you have a MyQ control panel, lift the push bar to locate the Smart-Learn button. Follow the steps to program the keypad, only push the Smart-Learn button twice instead of once before entering the PIN code into the keypad. Genie garage door openers utilize a different process to program the keypad. To reset the Genie keypad to enter a new PIN code, you must first open the cover half way and then press and hold the number 8 and the PROG or # button, depending on the model you have. The indicator or back-lit keypad should blink once and go out, letting you know it's ready to accept your new PIN code. If you are programming a new keypad you can enter a PIN code by: Open the cover on the keypad fully. The keypad indicator light should blink once and then turn off. Enter these numbers in order: 3 - 5 - 7. Immediately press and hold the PROG or # button. The indicator or back lit keypad should blink once every second after pressing PROG or the # button.
Enter up to an eight-digit PIN code and then press PROG or # again. If the keypad accepted the code, the lights should double blink each second. You May Also Like A garage door keypad is used as a way to open the garage without having to use a remote. Reprogramming your Craftsman garage door opener keypad may be necessary if you can't remember the code for your opener or misplaced the... A Stanley garage door keypad is wall-mounted, battery-operated device that allows you to open your home's garage door electronically without having to... This article will teach you how to both program and reprogram a LiftMaster garage door opener keypad. One of the benefits of having a Stanley Garage Door Opener is the ability to remotely open your garage. The Genie Intellicode garage door opener is powered by a state-of-the-art technology that helps keep homeowners safe. Each time you open the... The Genie Intellicode remote is a garage door opener device that is used to wirelessly control the open and close functions of...