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Garage Door Maintenance and Tune-Ups

Lubrication, balance checks, sensor alignment, and hardware tightening to keep the door running quiet and safe. Tune-ups from $69. Same day service, across Puget Sound.

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Tune-ups, before and after

The same track and hinge cleaned and lubricated with a fresh roller, serviced by Boost Garage Doors.

A garage door track and hinge gone rusty and dry, with grit and old grease crusted in the joints.

A bright new nylon roller seated smooth in a cleaned track after Boost Garage Doors maintenance.

A worn, flat-spotted nylon roller riding in a grimy garage door track.

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What this covers

Garage Door Maintenance and Tune-Ups done right

Most issues can be repaired the same day. Here is what falls under maintenance and tune ups.

Photo eye safety sensor mounted near the floor of a garage door.

Safety sensor alignment

The photo eye sensors near the floor stop the door from closing on a person, pet, or car. Knocked out of line, they blink and refuse to let the door shut. The crew realigns the sensors so the door closes the first time, every time.

Technician repairing the low voltage wiring for a garage door safety sensor.

Sensor wiring repair

Sensor wires run the length of the garage and are easy to nick, staple, or corrode. A broken wire reads the same as a blocked sensor and stalls the door. Technicians trace and repair the wiring so the safety system reads true.

Technician testing the auto-reverse safety feature on a garage door.

Auto-reverse not working

Auto-reverse is the safety feature that sends the door back up if it hits an obstruction. When it fails the door can crush whatever is under it, which is both unsafe and out of code. Boost Garage Doors tests and restores auto-reverse on every visit.

Adjusting the closing force setting on a garage door opener during a tune-up.

Force adjustment

Force settings control how hard the opener pushes the door before it stops. Over time these drift, so the door slams down or reverses for no reason. The crew tunes the force so the door closes gently and the safety reverse stays accurate.

Lag bolts anchoring a garage door opener bracket to the ceiling framing.

Lag bolts and anchors

Lag bolts and anchors hold the opener, rail, and brackets to the framing overhead. Loose hardware lets the whole assembly rattle and sag, which wears parts fast. Technicians tighten and re-anchor everything so the system runs solid and quiet.

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