I will replace a broken garage door torsion spring — same-day service

If a garage door torsion spring breaks, the garage door becomes a heavy metal structure that is dangerous to lift manually—the cable can slip and the entire section can fall. I have spent many years repairing sectional and roll-up garage doors and know that torsion spring failure is one of the most common reasons for a service call. I work with the shaft, drums, safety cables, and winding cones, so I understand where exactly excessive load builds up and why the spring failed.

On a service visit, I do not simply replace the broken spring and leave. I always check the condition of the drums, bearings, cables, and rollers—often it is wear on neighboring parts that caused the failure. I install only oil-filled springs with extended service life, designed for tens of thousands of open/close cycles, and select them precisely for the weight and size of your specific door section, not "by eye." I keep a set of springs in different sizes and winding tools in my van, so in most cases the repair takes just one visit.

I arrive at the agreed time, explain before work begins exactly what failed and why, and after the repair I clean up my work area. I provide a written guarantee on all installed springs and work performed and remain available if questions arise after the repair.

What is included in the service:
— Diagnosis of springs, cables, drums, and rollers;
— Removal of the damaged spring with safe tension release;
— Installation of a new spring of the correct size and service life;
— Lubrication and balance adjustment of the entire door system;
— Written guarantee on parts and labor.