Membership Price and Care
Choose monthly membership at $14.99 or annual membership at $175. The Blue Diamond Club brings routine care and repair benefits together, including a free annual tune-up and a free surge protector. Regular professional maintenance helps identify wear and check your door's operation; membership does not replace an inspection when something is wrong.
Your Blue Diamond Club Benefits
Routine care: a free annual garage door tune-up and a free surge protector.
Initial service savings: 10% off the work on your initial service call, up to $75 off.
Ongoing savings: a 10% discount on future work, plus half off the emergency service fee for service outside regular business hours.
Member service guarantee: service within 24 hours of your call.
Virtual support: access to Blue Jay's internal virtual technical support team.
Labor protection: a lifetime labor warranty on any part Blue Jay replaces, for as long as you remain a member. This is a labor warranty, not a promise of free replacement parts.
How to Join
Call Blue Jay and ask about Blue Diamond Club membership. If you also need a service visit, use Schedule Online Now and discuss membership with the team. Before enrolling, confirm how the plan applies to your home and the work you need.
- Confirm that your address and garage door are eligible, and how many doors the membership covers.
- Ask which work qualifies for the discounts and whether any exclusions apply.
- Confirm the annual tune-up arrangements and the timing of member service, including calls outside regular hours.
- Review what the labor warranty covers and any parts or other charges that remain payable.
- Confirm payment, renewal and cancellation terms before you join.
Understanding the Dangers of DIY Repairs
While simple checks are encouraged, many garage door components are under extreme tension and can cause serious injury if handled improperly. For your safety, certain repairs should always be left to a trained professional. Never attempt to adjust, loosen, or remove the garage door springs (both torsion and extension types). These springs store enormous energy, and a sudden release can be catastrophic. Similarly, do not try to replace or adjust the lift cables, bottom brackets (which are connected to the spring tension), or cable drums. If you see a broken spring, frayed cable, or a crooked or off-track door, do not operate it or try to fix it. Keep people, pets, and vehicles away from the door and call a professional technician for assistance.