LiftMaster Garage Door Openers in Maryland

ADP Garage Door Repair is an authorized LiftMaster dealer. We install LiftMaster’s new opener line and repair the LiftMaster openers already in your garage, along with Chamberlain and Craftsman openers that use the same remotes, learn buttons and error codes.

• 930+ LiftMaster jobs completed since June 2020, 220+ of them in the last two years
• 590+ jobs with a LiftMaster opener model on the invoice
• 500+ jobs with a LiftMaster keypad installed or programmed

Counts come from our own Housecall Pro job records (completed jobs, June 2020 to November 2026).

LiftMaster and Chamberlain openers are both made by Chamberlain Group. Chamberlain openers are sold in stores; LiftMaster openers are sold and installed through professional dealers. Inside, they share the same learn button system, so the remotes, keypads and diagnostic codes on our programming guide and troubleshooting guide work for both.

We install LiftMaster’s new opener line: the 2220L, 2420L and 4690L chain drives, the 6580L and 6690L belt drives, and the 98022 and 98032 wall mount openers. Every one connects to the myQ app, and you choose the drive, power, camera and battery backup that fit your garage.

Specifications and warranties from LiftMaster’s product pages (liftmaster.com), November 2026. HP figures are LiftMaster’s comparison to AC motors; DC motor lift is not measured in horsepower.

Product images: LiftMaster (liftmaster.com).

Chain, belt or wall mount?

• Chain drive openers are the most affordable. They are louder, which matters little in a detached garage.
• Belt drive openers with DC motors are the quiet choice. LiftMaster describes them as made for homes with living space near the garage.
• Wall mount openers sit on the wall beside the door and turn the door’s torsion shaft directly, so the ceiling stays clear for storage, lifts or a tall ceiling.
• Battery backup keeps the door working when the power goes out. Cameras let you see the garage in the myQ app.

Not sure which one fits your garage? Tell us how you use it and we will recommend a model and give you a firm price before any work begins.

Older LiftMaster openers

Before this line came out we installed many earlier LiftMaster models: the 83650-267 on 120+ jobs, the 84602 on 80+ and the 87504-267 on 50+. We keep servicing those and older models such as the 84501, 8550W and 8500W, and we can tell you when a repair makes more sense than a new opener.

Two older LiftMaster Professional openers came down and a new LiftMaster smart opener with a built-in camera and LED lighting went up in its place.

Most LiftMaster problems show up as flashing lights. Openers with a yellow or white learn button flash a two part code on their UP and DOWN arrows; older openers flash the light next to the learn button. Our LiftMaster troubleshooting guide lists every code and what you can safely check yourself.

Call us when the fix is inside the opener or in the door itself:

• Safety sensors that still will not line up, or broken sensor wiring
• Logic boards, travel modules, gears and motors
• A door that is heavy, out of balance or has a broken spring or cable (the opener is not made to lift it)
• Remotes, keypads and car buttons that will not program (see our programming guide first)

We are open 24/7 including weekends and holidays, you get a firm price before any work begins, and the $45 service call is waived when we do the repair.

Repair or replace?

Check the color of the learn button on the back or side of the opener. LiftMaster still makes remotes and keypads for every opener with a yellow, purple or red/orange button, and universal ones for green buttons, so an older opener does not have to be replaced just because a remote is lost. When the motor, gears or logic board fail, we give you a firm price for the repair and for a new opener, and you choose.