Our service is designed for homeowners dealing with broken, worn, stretched, or improperly balanced springs. We inspect the existing spring system, door balance, cables, drums, rollers, and related hardware before recommending the appropriate replacement.

Residential garage doors commonly use torsion springs mounted above the door or extension springs positioned along the horizontal tracks. The correct replacement depends on factors such as door weight, dimensions, spring configuration, and expected usage.

Our Residential Garage Door Spring Replacement Options May Include:

1. Torsion Spring Replacement
   Replacement of worn or broken torsion springs mounted above the garage door.
2. Extension Spring Replacement
   Replacement of side-mounted extension springs used on many older residential garage doors.
3. High-Cycle Spring Upgrades
   Higher-cycle spring options for homeowners who use their garage door frequently.
4. Dual Spring Replacement
   Replacement of both springs when the system is configured with a pair for better balance and consistent performance.
5. Spring & Hardware Inspection
   Inspection of cables, drums, bearings, brackets, and related components while servicing the spring system.
6. Door Balance Adjustment
   Proper adjustment and testing after installation to help the door move smoothly and remain properly balanced.
7. Spring System Evaluation
   Assessment of the existing spring setup to determine the appropriate replacement specification for the door.
8. Emergency Broken Spring Service
   Professional assistance when a sudden spring failure leaves the residential garage door stuck or difficult to operate.

Is Your Garage Door Showing These Warning Signs?

• A loud bang or snapping sound from the garage
• Door suddenly feels extremely heavy
• Garage door won’t open with the opener
• Visible gap in the torsion spring
• Door opens unevenly or appears crooked
• Opener strains or stops while lifting
• Loose or hanging lift cables
• Door closes unusually fast or slams down