Opener installation
Wall-Mount Garage Door Opener Installation
Wall-mount garage door opener installation moves the motor off the ceiling and onto the wall beside the door. We have installed 38 wall-mount openers since 2017. It frees the ceiling for storage or a high-lift track and cuts the vibration into a room above.
What this service covers
Real work by background-checked local technicians, quoted at a flat rate you approve before anything begins.
Wall-mount (jackshaft) openers
12 of the 38 were LiftMaster models, including the 98022 and 8500 families.
Remotes and keypad
20 of the 38 list remotes and 17 list an outside keypad.
Smart and battery options
4 list Wi-Fi and 4 list battery backup.
From our job records
Counted from our own completed installation records that name a wall-mount, side-mount or jackshaft opener.
- Wall-mount installation jobs since 2017
- 38
- Seasonality
- Year-round
When wall-mount makes sense
You want the garage ceiling clear for storage or a lift.
You have a high-lift or vertical-lift track.
A bedroom or office sits above the garage and ceiling vibration is a problem.
The door has a torsion shaft with clear wall space beside it.
How it works
- 1
Call or book online
Tell us about your door, the wall space beside it, and the ceiling.
- 2
On-site check and flat quote
The technician checks the torsion shaft and clearances and gives you a flat price.
- 3
Done and tested
We mount the opener, set the limits and force, test the sensors and program everything.
Why homeowners call G Brothers
Voted Best Garage Door Company, three years running
And rated 4.9 stars across 400+ Google reviews.
More than 40 years of experience
Family-owned, locally operated, and BBB accredited.
Free, no-obligation estimates
We look, diagnose, and quote a flat price you approve before any work starts.
Same-day and 24/7 emergency service
Most repairs are handled the day you call.
Background-checked, licensed, and insured technicians
Local crews you can trust in your home.
No pressure, done right the first time
We recommend a repair over a replacement whenever that is the right call, and back it with a workmanship guarantee.
Reviews
Rated 4.9 across 400+ Google reviews
Homeowners and businesses trust G Brothers for fast, honest garage door work.
Based on 400+ Google reviews
Upfront, flat-rate pricing
Your estimate is free. We diagnose the problem on site, then give you one flat price to approve before any work begins. No surprises, no pressure, and an honest recommendation on whether a repair or a replacement is the better value. Free estimates cover garage door repair, spring, opener, and replacement work. Remote and keypad programming is quoted when you book.

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Reach out for same-day garage door service. Our technicians come to you for every repair, replacement, and install.
Our shop
7700 W 9th Ave, Lakewood, CO 80214
Open 24/7 for emergency garage door service.
Related questions
Quick answers about wall-mount opener installation and related work from the G Brothers team.
What are the requirements for installing a jackshaft garage door opener?
A jackshaft opener requires a torsion spring system (not extension springs), at least 8 inches of clear wall space on one side of the door, 4 inches of clearance above the torsion bar, and a 1-inch diameter torsion bar.
Read full answerWhat is a wall-mount (jackshaft) garage door opener, and is it worth it?
A wall-mount, or jackshaft, opener bolts beside the door and turns the torsion spring shaft directly instead of using a ceiling rail.
Read full answerWhat is the difference between a wall-mount and a ceiling-mount opener?
A ceiling-mount opener drives a trolley along a rail above the door, requiring 10-12 inches of headroom.
Read full answerDo I need a rail extension kit for a high-ceiling garage door opener?
Yes, if the door is taller than the opener's standard rail length.
Read full answerWhat size and weight door can the Chamberlain B2211T handle?
The Chamberlain B2211T handles standard single and two-car residential doors.
Read full answerWhat size and weight door can the Chamberlain B6753ST handle?
The Chamberlain B6753ST is rated at 1-1/4 HP and handles large, heavy residential doors including oversized two-car panels, thick insulated doors, and heavy carriage-style doors that would push a 3/4 HP motor near its limits.
Read full answerWhat size and weight door can the Chamberlain B6755T handle?
The Chamberlain B6755T uses a 1-1/4 HP DC motor, the highest power rating in Chamberlain's residential lineup.
Read full answerCan one garage door opener control two doors at the same time?
One remote can operate two separate openers if both are programmed to the same remote button.
Read full answerWhat is the Genie TriloG Pro Series and is it available at retail?
The Genie TriloG Pro Series is a heavy-duty residential-grade opener sold only through professional garage door dealers, not at retail stores.
Read full answerWhat size door can the LiftMaster 81602 lift?
The LiftMaster 81602 is designed for standard single-car and double-car residential garage doors.
Read full answerWhat size door can the LiftMaster 85870 lift?
The LiftMaster 85870 is a 3/4 HP AC chain drive opener built for heavy residential doors.
Read full answerIs the LiftMaster 98032 a wall-mount jackshaft opener?
Yes.
Read full answerService areas
Wall-Mount Opener Installation across the Denver metro
G Brothers brings wall-mount opener installation to homes and businesses throughout the Denver metro. Find your city below.
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Guides & resources
Learn more about wall-mount opener installation before you book.
- How to Install a Garage Door Opener: What to Know Before You StartInstalling a garage door opener is a manageable DIY project for most homeowners on a single-car door. The steps that catch people are the sensor alignment and travel limit setup, not the physical assembly.Read guide
- Garage Door Opener Repair: Why Your Door Won't Close All the WayIf your garage door won't close all the way, the most common cause is a misaligned or blocked safety sensor near the floor. Other causes include travel-limit settings, a binding track, or a failing opener.Read guide





