New remote, new keypad, paired to your opener before we leave. It takes minutes once the right model is on the truck.
We diagnose whether it's the remote, the keypad, or the opener itself — and quote you before any work starts.
First-time customers get a fixed $39 off with Aura Garage Door Repair.
Remotes and keypads for every major brand are on the truck — most jobs are done in a single short visit.
We stand behind every remote and keypad we install, and we're a phone call away if programming ever drops.
Before you assume the worst, the most common causes are simple:
Quick, clean, and tested before we leave:
Upgrading the whole opener instead? Check our opener lineup — new units include modern remotes and keypads out of the box.
Old fixed-code remotes can be cloned by anyone with a code grabber. Modern systems use rolling code technology, which generates a new code on every press — the standard on all LiftMaster, Chamberlain, and Genie systems we install.
If your opener predates rolling code, replacing the remote isn’t enough; talk to us about upgrading the opener for real security.
Almost always, yes. We carry universal remotes compatible with all major brands, and we test the pairing on-site before we leave.
Usually worn buttons or a weak battery connection — outdoor keypads take a beating from heat and humidity. Replacement keypads are inexpensive and installed in minutes.
Yes. Wi-Fi enabled openers support app control, and many older openers can be retrofitted with a smart controller. We set the whole thing up, including notifications when the door opens.
Most openers hold between three and eight remotes depending on the brand. LiftMaster and Chamberlain units usually take up to eight, older Genie models fewer. If you are already at the limit we can clear the memory and reprogram just the ones you actually use.
Worth handling, yes. Anyone who finds it can open your door. The fix is quick: we erase every remote from the opener memory and reprogram the ones you still have, so the lost one stops working. Usually a few minutes on site.
Usually yes. Most openers from the last 25 years accept a compatible wireless keypad, and we carry universal models that pair with LiftMaster, Chamberlain, Genie, Craftsman and more. If your opener is too old to pair, we tell you before doing any work.
