Installing garage openers and roll-up door motors in Northern Utah.
Arrow Doors
Door Opener
Residential
Door Openers
A belt may last up to 2x as long as a chain (like a bicycle chain). Otherwise, the main differences are the camera, timer, and battery in case of power outages.
Chain
Front & Back Lights
Lifetime (motor)
1-Year (parts)
Belt (quiet & durable)
$
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Belt
Camera
Quiet Operation
Smoother Movement
Lifetime Belt Warranty
$$
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Elite
All Belt Features
Auto-Close Timer
Backup Battery
LCD Screen
$$$
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Which brand & model works best?
Belt openers last longer than chains (like a bicycle chain). LiftMaster remotes pair more easily. But they all work well.
Can you DIY?
We’re biased, but we do see damaged doors from DIY installs. An expert knows if you even need a new opener, how to replace single parts, troubleshoot, etc. If you want it to last as long as possible, get a door tech to do it.
Common DIY mishaps to avoid:
Mounting the opener too high and too level.
Connecting the J arm too low on the door.
Light Duty
Up to 14’H / 650 lbs.
Speed: 6-8″ / Sec.
1 Year Warranty
Mobile App
$
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Medium Duty
Up to 310-320 sq./ft.
Speed: 6-8″ / Sec.
2 Year Warranty
Mobile App
$$
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Industrial
Up to 2200 lbs.
Speed: 6-8″ / Sec.
2 Year Warranty
Mobile App
$$$
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Which opener is best for commercial doors?
Light duty gives you a basic door opener. It’s like a residential opener + extra strength reinforcement.
Gear head operators for rolling steel doors. Jackshaft motors are best suited to high lift or full vertical doors.
Time for a new door?
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