Garage Door Spring Repair
- Licensed & Insured
- 25 Years Local
- Lifetime Spring Warranty
- Flat-Rate Pricing
We fix these symptoms
If any of this sounds like your door, you're in the right place.
- Loud bang from the garage and the door won't open
- Visible gap or break in the spring above the door
- Opener strains, hums, or trips back open
- Door feels twice as heavy when lifted manually
- Cables hanging loose or bouncing off the drum
- Door crooked, tilted, or coming off-track on lift
What's included
- Flat-rate written quote before any work
- Lifetime warranty on torsion springs
- OEM-grade springs sized to your exact door
- Cable, drum & balance check on every spring job
- Pair replacement on dual-spring systems
- Old spring hauled away
How it works
Step 1
Call
Live dispatch — describe the symptom, get a flat-rate window.
Step 2
Diagnose
Tech measures door weight, spring wire & length, and inspects cables.
Step 3
Repair
Spring (or pair) replaced, door balanced, opener force-adjusted.
Step 4
Test
Manual lift + 3 opener cycles to confirm balance and safety reverse.
Why springs break
Garage door springs are rated by cycles — one cycle is one open + one close. A standard 10,000-cycle spring on a family that opens the door 4 times a day lasts roughly 7 years. Florida humidity, salt air on the coast, and the constant temperature swing inside an un-insulated garage all shorten that. Most failures happen on cold mornings when the steel is at its most brittle.
What a proper spring repair includes
Anyone can swap a spring. A proper repair re-balances the door so the opener isn't doing extra work, checks the cables and drums for hidden wear that caused the spring to fail early, and re-tunes the opener force. We do all of that on every spring call, and we put it in writing.
Frequently asked questions
How much does a garage door spring replacement cost?+
Most residential torsion spring replacements fall between $250–$450 installed, depending on door size and spring cycle rating. We always replace springs in pairs on dual-spring systems and give a flat written quote before any work starts.
Can I open my garage door with a broken spring?+
Don't. A broken spring removes the counterbalance — the door becomes its full weight (150–350 lbs). Forcing the opener can strip the gear, bend the rail, or pull the door off-track. Call us and leave it down.
Should I replace one spring or both?+
On a two-spring door, always both. They were installed together, have the same cycle count, and the second one is statistically days or weeks behind the first. Replacing one is a return visit you don't need.
How long does spring replacement take?+
Most spring jobs are done in 45–75 minutes on-site. Our trucks carry every common torsion size, so we almost never have to leave to grab parts.
What's the warranty on the new spring?+
Lifetime warranty on the spring itself. If it ever breaks again under normal residential use, we replace it at no charge for the part.
Need spring repair today?
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