Fast, safe replacement of broken torsion and extension springs — usually same day.
A broken torsion or extension spring is the most common reason a garage door won't open. Springs carry the entire weight of the door and are under extreme tension — dangerous to replace yourself. Our technicians replace worn and snapped springs safely the same day, so you're never stuck for long.
The door is suddenly very heavy or won't open; you hear a loud "bang" from the garage; the door opens a few inches and stops; there's a visible gap in the coil; or the cables hang loose. Any of these means the spring needs professional replacement.
Torsion springs mount on a bar above the door and last longer; extension springs run along the tracks. We replace both, and recommend high-cycle springs that last significantly longer than builder-grade.
A garage door spring stores enough energy to cause serious injury. Proper winding bars, the right spring size, and correct balancing are essential. This is the repair we most strongly recommend leaving to a pro.

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A standard spring is rated for about 10,000 cycles — roughly 7–9 years of normal use. High-cycle springs can last 2–3 times longer.
On a two-spring door, yes. The second spring is the same age and will fail soon — replacing both saves a second service call and keeps the door balanced.
You should not. Without the spring the door can weigh 150–300 lbs and may slam shut. Disconnect the opener and call for same-day service.
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Real feedback from homeowners we've helped.
“They replaced my broken spring within two hours of calling. Fair price, super professional.”
“New opener installed same day and they hauled off the old one. Couldn't be happier.”
“Upfront quote, no upsell, door works like new. Will call them again.”
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