Garage door springs help support the weight of your door every time it opens and closes. When a spring becomes worn or breaks, the garage door may become difficult, uneven, or unsafe to operate.
A damaged or broken spring may no longer properly support the weight of the garage door.
When a spring fails, the opener may struggle or be unable to lift the weight of the garage door.
A visible separation or gap in a torsion spring can be a clear sign that the spring has broken.
Garage door springs store significant tension and may produce a sudden loud sound when they break.
A damaged spring may cause one side of the garage door to rise differently from the other side.
The garage door may begin to rise but stop because the spring system is no longer providing proper support.
Garage door springs operate under significant tension. Attempting to adjust, remove, or replace a damaged spring without the proper tools and experience can be dangerous. Avoid operating or repairing a visibly damaged spring system until it has been inspected.
We repair common garage door issues including broken springs, damaged cables, rollers, tracks, hinges, garage door openers, sensors, and doors that are stuck, noisy, or not opening and closing properly.
Common signs include a garage door that feels unusually heavy, opens unevenly, stops partway, makes a loud snapping sound, or will not open at all. A damaged spring should be inspected and replaced by a trained technician.
Yes. We can diagnose and repair many garage door opener problems, including remote issues, faulty sensors, unusual noises, doors that reverse unexpectedly, and openers that stop working properly.