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Garage door springs do the heavy lifting for your door every day. When a spring becomes weak or breaks, the door can become dangerous. Garage door springs are typically color-coded for installation, with red indicating the left side and black for the right. Here are some common spring problems we fix:
We stock a full range and large variety of garage door springs and garage door parts to meet the needs of all customers. Our services are available in Edmonton, Sherwood Park, and surrounding communities.
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Service steps:
Full garage door safety inspection – Before replacing the spring, we carefully inspect the entire garage door system including springs, cables, rollers, tracks, opener, hinges, and photo eyes to make sure there are no hidden problems that could cause future breakdowns.
Professional spring replacement – Safely removing the broken or worn spring & installing a high-cycle, heavy-duty replacement spring designed for your specific door weight. Torsion springs can exert hundreds of pounds of pressure, making them dangerous to handle. Replacing a garage door spring requires specific safety precautions. We strongly recommend professional services for garage door spring replacement due to safety risks. The replacement process differs between torsion springs and extension springs. We use winding bars and winding cones for safe and precise adjustment of spring tension. (Check Video Below)
Complete garage door tune-up – After the spring replacement, we perform a full maintenance service. This includes lubricating all moving parts, tightening loose hardware, checking door balance, and making sure everything operates quietly and efficiently.
Final balance and safety testing – We run multiple open and close tests to confirm your garage door is properly balanced and all safety functions are working correctly before we finish the job.
For your peace of mind, we provide a 3-year warranty on new springs and a 90-day warranty on labor.
Costs for replacing garage door springs depends on the door size, weight, and spring type. On average, replacing one spring costs about $225. Since most garage doors use two springs, we recommend replacing both at the same time. With our 2 springs deal for only $349 you get better balance and longer lifespan.
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 cost to replace a garage door spring usually ranges between $200 and $400 depending on the spring type, door weight, and labor. Torsion springs typically cost more but last longer and perform better than extension springs.
At GD-Master, we offer spring replacement starting around $225 for one spring and $349 for two, including a full safety inspection and maintenance to give you the best value.
Garage door spring replacement is not recommended as a DIY job because the springs are under extreme tension and can cause serious injury if handled incorrectly. Professional tools and training are required to do the job safely.
Our technicians are fully equipped to safely replace springs the right way, saving you time and reducing safety risks
You may be able to open the door manually, but it will feel extremely heavy and unsafe. Using the opener with a broken spring can also damage the motor or cause the door to fall suddenly.
We offer fast response service so you don’t risk further damage by forcing a broken door.
Garage door springs are made from high-strength steel and are designed to handle thousands of cycles while supporting heavy door weight. The cost also includes professional installation, proper balancing, and safety testing.
GD-Master use high-cycle quality springs and include system balancing and maintenance at no extra cost.
Most standard garage door springs last about 7 to 12 years or around 10,000 cycles (one open and close equals one cycle). Higher cycle springs can last much longer with proper maintenance.
We installs durable springs and provides maintenance tips to help extend the life of your garage door system.
Yes, if your garage door has two springs, it is usually recommended to replace both at the same time. When one breaks, the other is often close to failure since both experienced the same wear.
GD-Master offers discounted pricing for replacing both springs together to save you money and prevent another service call.
Common warning signs include loud noises, difficulty opening the door, a heavy feeling door, visible gaps in the spring, or the door opening unevenly. Fixing the problem early can prevent a full breakdown.
We provide full inspections to catch spring problems early & prevent costly emergency repairs