If you need a garage opener replacement we’ll install a new LiftMaster door opener complete with a new LiftMaster Remote.

Whether you need a conventional garage door opener or the great side mount garage door opener, Liftmaster 3800, we know you’ll be pleased with the smooth, quiet operation of the Chamberlain LiftMaster door opener products.  All LiftMaster door openers are designed to withstand even the harshest of elements to provide you with years of extended, trouble free use.

In addition to our full line of LiftMaster garage door openers, we keep a full inventory of LiftMaster remotes and garage door parts and accessories.

If you’re in the Burlington, Oakville, Dundas, or Ancaster areas and you need a new garage door opener or just want some information on our LiftMaster door openers please give us a call.  We know you’ll love garage door openers and our service.

Due to our growth over the past couple of years we’re now able to offer our top quality, fast service in the Burlington, Oakville, Dundas, and Ancaster areas that we’re known for in the Hamilton, Niagara area.  At Garage Door Canada we offer the best garage doors from Richards Wilcox, a company that’s been in the business of producing quality garage doors for almost 100 years!  We offer the Family Safe Series, Canton Series, Echo Ridge garage doors, in addition to the Rockwood and Grandview garage door models.  Richards Wilcox has a great selection of garage door windows for their door models that, in many cases, lets you customize your own garage door design.

In addition to garage doors we’re proud to carry the Chamberlain Liftmaster Garage Door Openers, Garage Door Parts, and Garage Door Accessories.

Looking for garage doors Burlington?  Garage Door Openers Oakville?  Give us a call at Garage Door Canada.  I think you’ll be pleasantly surprised with our fast, knowledgeable, and courteous service, our garage door prices, and the quality of work you’ll receive.

So we’re having a
Winter Garage Door Sale,
now until Saturday, February 4th, 2012!

Right now you can save 20% off our Regular list price for all installed Grandview & Echo Ridge Models.  Or save 10% off the list price for any other of our garage door models.

We’ve got a great selection to choose from, and as always you’re welcome to visit our Garage Door Showroom, the largest in the Hamilton, Niagara area, to see our working models.

Don’t miss out on this winter garage door sale event.

Thanks,
Walt.

In this series we will walk you step by step through the easy installation procedure for this amazing side mounted garage door opener.

In the first video we will unpack the Liftmaster 3800 garage door opener and review all of the components that are shipped in the box.

Before you begin to install your new Liftmaster 3800 garage door opener, please check to make sure that you have all of the components listed in the video and below.

The components include;
Liftmaster 3800 motor with collar.
Automatic locking mechanism.
Cable tension monitor.
Photo-eye safety sensors and brackets.
Smart control panel with 3 button remote control.
Remote interior light.
Hardware package.
Owner’s Manual.

We hope you’ll find this instructional video series to be helpful. Don’t forget, the Owners Manual is still the best resource for installation instructions. You might find it helpful to follow along in the manual as you watch these vices.

Walt.

In this video Dave will install the collar to the motor assembly.

The collar is the piece that connects to the garage door spring shaft.  You’ll notice that Dave tightens the bolts on the collar evenly.  This is important to ensure and even and tight assembly.  When the collar is installed Dave will then attache the mounting bracket to the side of the Liftmaster 3800 motor unit.

As always, it’s important to follow along in the Liftmaster 3800 Owner’s Manual as you watch these installation videos.

Walt.

Dave will first slide the Liftmaster 3800 collar onto the garage door spring shaft.  Then he’ll evenly tighten the bolts on the collar to ensure a snug fit.

We hope you’ll find this instructional video series to be helpful.  Don’t forget, the Owners Manual is still the best resource for installation instructions.  You might find it helpful to follow along in the manual as you watch these vices.

Walt.

The first step is to attach the template to the side of the track.  Drill the holes for the mounting screws and the lock mechanism as well.  Once the holes are drilled, place the lock mechanism through the larger hole and attach the unit to the track with the mounting screws.

As always, it’s important to follow along in the Liftmaster 3800 Owner’s Manual as you watch these installation videos.

Walt

As an added bonus Dave shows an extra step that we take help to prevent accidentally disconnecting the wire.  We simply create a “pigtail or strain relief” coil…watch the video for details.

Next attach the safety eye to the “snappy bracket” using the bolt and wing nut provided.

In the next step, simply clip the safety sensor bracket to the track.  You’ll notice that Dave uses the bottom door clip as a guide for height.  When he attaches the other sensor to the opposite side of the track he’ll use the bottom door clip once again to ensure an even installation and lining up of the sensor beam.

Please remember to refer to your Owner’s Manual in addition to this video.

Walt.

The cable tension monitor is a safety feature that ensures consistent tension on the door. As you’ll see in the video, you might need to use a wooden block to bring the tension monitor flush with the door frame.

In the video Dave demonstrates how this unit works.

We hope you’ll find this instructional video series to be helpful.  Don’t forget, the Owners Manual is still the best resource for installation instructions.  You might find it helpful to follow along in the manual as you watch these vices.

Walt.