Door won't lift? A broken spring is the most common reason. We replace springs the same day, and you approve the price before we start.
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If you notice any of these, a spring has most likely broken. Please stop using the door and give us a call.
A sharp snap is often the moment a spring breaks.
The opener hums or strains, and the door lifts only a few inches or not at all.
Lifting it by hand is much harder than normal, or it slams back down.
A break in the coil above the door, or a spring hanging loose beside the track.
No. Springs carry the weight of your door, which can be 150 to 300 lbs. Please don't lift the door by hand or keep running the opener. Don't touch the spring, cables, or brackets. They hold a lot of tension and can cause serious injury. Call us and we'll fix it safely.
A tightly wound coil on a bar above the door. Common on newer homes and heavier doors.
Two long springs, one along each side of the door. Common on older homes and lighter doors.
A torsion spring is a coil that winds up as your door closes and stores energy. When you open the door, it unwinds and releases that energy, doing most of the lifting for you. That's why even a heavy door can feel light in your hands.
Fewer parts, and the coil twists instead of stretching, so it wears more slowly.
The door moves evenly, with less shaking and less strain on the tracks.
The spring wraps around a bar, so it stays in place if it breaks. A broken extension spring can snap loose if it has no safety cable.
Yes, in most cases. A conversion replaces your side springs with a torsion spring and bar above the door. We check your door at your free in-home estimate and give you the price before we start.
Most doors use two springs that share the weight of the door. They wear out at about the same rate, so when one breaks the other is usually close behind. Replacing both at once keeps the door balanced, protects your opener, and saves you a second visit. If your door has only one spring, we replace that one.
Most spring replacements cost between $250 and $600, depending on your door size, the type of spring, and whether we replace one or both. You get a clear price in person at your free in-home estimate, and you approve it before we start.
Call (954) 770-1344 or fill out the form. Tell us what your door is doing and we'll set up your free in-home estimate.
A technician arrives, usually within 30 to 90 minutes depending on location, and inspects your door.
We explain what's wrong and give you a clear price in person. You decide before any work begins.
We replace the springs, balance the door, and test it. Our technicians carry common parts, so most spring jobs are done in one visit.
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