952-447-4487Quiet LiftMaster Garage Door Openers in the Twin Cities
Action Overhead installs and repairs LiftMaster garage door openers across the Twin Cities. If there's a bedroom, nursery or home office over your garage, the opener you choose matters: a LiftMaster belt drive opener runs with far less noise and vibration than a traditional chain drive. Listen to the difference below, then let our technicians match the right opener to your door.
Hear the Difference
Press play on both videos. Same job, two very different sounds: a LiftMaster belt drive opener with a DC motor next to a traditional chain drive opener with an AC motor.
Belt drive opener with DC motor
Chain drive opener with AC motor
Belt Drive vs Chain Drive: Which Opener Fits Your Home?
A belt drive opener uses a reinforced rubber belt to move the door, so it runs smoothly and quietly. It's the right choice when the garage is attached and shares a wall or ceiling with living space, or when someone in the house leaves early or comes home late. Models with a DC motor also start and stop softly, which means less strain on the door.
A chain drive opener uses a metal chain. It's durable and budget-friendly, and a solid choice for detached garages or anywhere noise isn't a concern.
Already have a noisy chain drive? Replacing it with a belt drive opener is one of the simplest ways to make your home quieter.
LiftMaster Garage Door Opener Installation & Repair in the Twin Cities
From our locations in Champlin and Prior Lake, our technicians install new LiftMaster openers and repair existing ones throughout the Twin Cities metro, including Minneapolis, Anoka, Blaine, Coon Rapids, Brooklyn Park, Maple Grove, Shakopee, Savage and Eden Prairie.
Every installation includes removal of your old opener, setup of remotes, keypad and the myQ app, and a safety check of the door's balance and sensors.
Opener not working? We repair LiftMaster openers and the most common problems: doors that reverse or won't close, worn belts and chains, remotes and keypads that stop responding, and safety sensor issues.
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes. A belt drive opener replaces the whole unit, not just the chain, and it fits most standard residential garage doors. Our technicians check your door first to confirm the right model.
Yes. The belt is quieter than a metal chain, and DC motors start and stop softly, so there's less noise and vibration in rooms next to or over the garage. Play the videos above to hear it.
Yes. We service LiftMaster openers throughout the Twin Cities, whoever installed them.