Garage door springs are very important parts of your garage door. They help lift and lower the door by balancing its weight. If the springs get old or broken, the door might not work properly and be unsafe. That’s why garage door spring replacement is needed to keep your door working well and safely.
WARNING: Garage door broken spring replacement requires professional and safe installation. Because they are under extreme tension. Your health and safety is the first concern. Incorrect installation can cause serious injury
The springs work by supporting the garage door. It controls the door from opening and closing due to the energy applied to it.
Also, the springs and cables carry the main garage door weight. As the door opens, the spring releases its tension, creating the torque that lifts the garage door.
However, it is essential to keep an eye out for the smooth operation of the garage door. If your garage door opener is facing trouble functioning, the problem might be the springs.
Inspect the spring coil visually. If you notice any signs of damage, such as gaps, cracks, or spaces in the coils, the spring likely has a break or damage. Broken springs may appear stretched out or separated into sections.
If your overhead door gets stuck halfway open or closed and won’t move, a broken spring may cause the issue. Broken springs often cause the door to become unbalanced, which makes it get stuck in position.
Once your garage door torsion spring is working fine, the cables will be with the correct tension. If they are slack or loose, it means there is a severe issue with the spring, and mostly it is broken.
Because of the stored energy inside the springs, the sudden release of tension can produce a distinct and loud noise when they break.
Garage door springs typically last around 7-9 years with regular use. However, this can vary depending on factors such as climate, frequency of use, and quality of the springs.
Watch for signs like the garage door not opening or closing smoothly. Look for sagging or uneven movement. Listen for a loud snapping sound when the door is working. These could indicate worn or broken springs.
The time required for spring replacement depends on factors such as the type of springs, accessibility, and any additional repairs needed. Generally, it can take anywhere from 1 to 2 hours for a professional technician to replace the springs.
Yes. We provide 3 years warranty for springs and 90 days warranty for labour. Be sure to inquire about warranty coverage before scheduling the service. Learn more about our warranty>>
It’s generally recommended to replace both garage door springs at the same time, even if only one appears to be damaged. This helps maintain balance and ensures consistent performance.
While it is possible to replace garage door springs yourself, it can be dangerous due to the high tension involved. It’s usually safer and more efficient to hire a professional technician with the necessary training and equipment.
If a garage door spring breaks suddenly, avoid attempting to open or close the door manually as it can be dangerous. Instead, disconnect the opener and contact a professional technician for immediate assistance.
Torquemaster system – This is an alternative to traditional torsion and extension spring setups in garage doors. Learn more about Torquemaster system >>
Torsion System – They’re designed to counterbalance door weight, making it easier to lift manually or by the garage door opener. Learn more about Torsion spring system >>
Extension System – Unlike torsion springs, extension springs are installed on either side of the door, vertically to the tracks. Learn more about Extension spring system >>
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