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Alaka'i Pressure washing LLC
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Serving Mountain View, HI and surrounding areas

In business since 2022

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Multi-Surface Cleaning\nRejuvenation of your driveway, sidewalk, or stairs. Whether it’s concrete, asphalt, wood or tile, you are covered by us. We can help you remove surface stains, dirt, algae build up, and so much more.\n\nCommercial & Residential Exterior Wash\nWe clean roofs and all exteriors of buildings and homes using our 'soft wash' machines with friendly cleaning agents.\n\nSolar Panel Cleaning\nComplete cleaning of leaves, dirt, grime, moss, and mold to provide the highest quality of solar efficiency.\n\nRoof Cleaning\nRemoving harmful build up of black mold, algae, and debris. Using a combination of pressure and cleaning agents to thoroughly wash away the stress that the elements of Island weather puts on your roof.\nCall Benjamin for free Estimate\n(808)747-6478\n\n\n\n\n\n

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FAQs for garage door opener repair or adjustment projects in Mountain View, HI

Garage door costs range somewhat broadly, depending on the type you choose. However, you’ll also need to factor in labor costs, which vary from state to state and between pros.

A chain driven operator costs between $150 - $250. For a belt driven operator it is usually $160 - $450. A screw-driven operator is between $250-$500.

To keep garage door opener repair costs down, you should check that the whole apparatus is working normally on a regular basis. This means making sure that the tracks of your door are greased and fully operational, and that the door itself is in good condition.

Installing a new garage door opener runs from $250 to $500 at least. If your repair costs are close in cost to that range or if your garage door is 10 to 15 years old, you should probably replace it instead of repair.

However, it’s a better idea to fix your garage door opener if it’s less than eight years old or if repair costs are less than replacing.

Garage door openers usually last between 10 and 15 years. However, several factors contribute to how long your garage door opener can last. If you schedule regular inspections and practice proper care, you can maximize your garage door opener’s lifespan, saving money in the long run. As a general rule, practice the same care for your garage door opener as you would the door itself.

These tell-tale signs indicate your garage door is going bad, including:

  • Not closing or opening at all

  • The door reversing when you try to open and/or close it

  • Inconsistent opening and closing; more noise than usual (grinding, scraping, or banging)

  • Sticking or stalling when you try to open or close it

If you experience one or more of these signs, it’s time to call a professional garage door repair service. 

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