Local Garage Door Repair offers three types of garage door openers – Estate Series (Heavy Duty), Premium Series (Standard Duty), and Contractor Series (Light Duty).
To best determine which model (a/k/a motor) is best for you, first determine your family’s usage. Ask yourself the following questions:
How many family members use the garage door?
How many times per day, total, does your garage door go up and down?
(Up and down = One Time.)
Based on the number of times per day, pick which model meets your needs.
An important note about installation:
For your added security we walk you step by step through programming your remote controls. This will insure that you are the only one with access to your garage and your home.
Use caution when allowing a technician from another company to program your remote controls. They could easily program an additional remote control to gain access to your home.
Garage Door Openers
Estate Series (Best)
For Families That Use A Garage Door Opener 10 Times A Day (3650 Times a Year) Or More (Unlimited Usage Due To DC Motor).
Premium Motion-Detecting Control Panel
Two Designer Burled Walnut 3-Button Remote Controls
Optional EverCharge Battery Backup System DC Motor
Anti-Burglary Technology
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Premium Series (Better)
For Families That Use A Garage Door Opener Up to 8 Times A Day (2920 Times a Year).
Premium Multi-Function Control Panel
One 3-Button Remote Control
Anti-Burglary Technology
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Contractor Series (Good)
This unit is single car only.
Designed For Families That Use A Garage Door Opener Up to 5 Times A Day (1825 Times a Year).
Premium Multi-Function Control Panel
One Remote Control
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