A broken spring can leave your garage door completely inoperable, trapping your vehicle inside or bringing an essential business door to a standstill. Most people don't realize that garage door springs do the majority of the heavy lifting, so when one fails, the door can become extremely heavy and unsafe to operate.

Important Safety Warning: Suspect a Broken Garage Door Spring?

If you suspect your garage door has a broken spring, stop trying to operate the door with the wall button or remote immediately.

Garage door springs do the heavy lifting, not the motor. Attempting to force the door open can instantly burn out your opener's motor, bend your door panels, or snap the safety cables. Additionally, never pull the red emergency release cord if the door is stuck open, as the heavy door can crash down without warning.

Because garage door springs operate under extreme mechanical tension, replacements are highly hazardous and should only be handled by a professional. Please keep family and pets clear of the garage and call us right away.

Why Choose Our High-Cycle Spring Replacements?
We exclusively install top-quality, high-cycle springs to get your door working safely again. Here is the difference between what we use and standard springs:

• Standard Springs (10,000 Cycles): Most builders and standard repair companies install basic springs rated for roughly 10,000 "cycles" (one cycle is the door opening and closing once). For an average family using the garage 4 times a day, these springs typically snap in just 5 to 7 years.
• Our High-Cycle Springs (Up to 30,000+ Cycles): Engineered from premium steel with advanced protective coatings, our heavy-duty springs are rated for up to 30,000+ cycles. They last 2 to 3 times longer than standard springs, saving you from frequent breakdown headaches and expensive repeat service fees.