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Chances are you haven’t given much thought to the type of garage door opener your garage uses. All you know is that when you pull into the driveway, you press a button on your remote, and voila! Your garage door opens. (And if yours isn’t opening, don’t worry — we’ve got a blog post for that.)
But if you’re in the market for a new garage door or your current door needs some updating, you may surprised to discover that there are many different types of garage door openers available. That’s why we wrote the following guide: to help you understand your options and what might work best in your situation. We’ll give you the details on the top four types of garage door openers as well as highlight the key things you need to consider when making your selection.
Types of Garage Door Openers
Here are three common types of garage door openers we recommend, and one we prefer to steer our customers away from.
Basically There are 3 commons Door Openers
1. Jackshaft Garage Door Opener
Jackshaft garage door openers are one of the hottest options on the market today. They’re direct drive systems, which means they don’t use belts, chains, or screws. Instead, they mount directly onto the spring bar or shaft of your garage door. Here are a few reasons why jackshaft garage door openers are a popular choice.
2. Belt Drive Garage Door Opener
While not as sleek as jackshaft openers, belt drive openers do offer some of the same benefits at a lower price. Known for their smooth operation, these openers use a steel-reinforced rubber belt to move the door, making them the second quietest option after jackshaft openers.
3. Chain Drive Garage Door Opener
Chain drive garage door openers are a popular and cost-effective option known for their strength and durability. While they are the noisiest of the four types of garage door openers we’ll cover, their strength and durability make them a dependable option for many homeowners.
