We are certified to install springs of any shape or size, including torsion and extension springs, high-performance, standard, custom, and heavy-duty. Our local service centers are prepared to repair springs on-site, as well as rebuild torsion and extension systems in Orange County and South Los Angeles.

We leverage knowledge and effective work procedures to ensure efficient completion of spring replacement projects, regardless of the challenges. Our technicians adhere to all relevant safety regulations and manufacturer's guidelines. They can replace springs for any type of garage door, including steel, wood, glass, aluminum, and carriage house doors.

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We offer same-day repair and replacement of garage door springs. Our technicians follow a systematic process to complete spring repairs on time and within budget.

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What to Expect

Using our service is simple. Our certified technicians start with a thorough inspection, lay out the options, explain the difference and costs, and help customers to make choices that are right for them. Upon your approval, the technician will begin the work and let you know if any additional services are required.

Additional services may be included such as balancing the door, alignment of torsion assembly and tracks, and recalibration of electric motors. Once the garage door spring replacement work is complete, the technician will test the garage door to ensure that the spring is working properly.

Broken Garage Door Spring

Broken Garage Door Spring

Spring Options for Efficient Repairs

Garage door springs come in various sizes to fit different overhead door systems. Each door model has specific requirements based on factors like weight and height. The company’s trucks are stocked with multiple spring types and sizes, allowing us to complete spring replacement projects in a single visit.

We stock and supply OEM springs that comply with all relevant regulatory requirements and safety standards. For custom overhead door systems, springs may need to be made to order. Warranties are included for springs and spring replacement service.

Broken Garage Door Spring Repair

Broken Spring Repair

Common Questions

Stay clear and avoid operating the garage door. Once a garage door spring breaks, it no longer counterbalances the door’s wight, making the door extremely heavy and dangerous to operate.

Remove any items that could be in the technician's way or get damaged during the repair, and keep all pets secured while the technician is working on your garage door. Make sure that the garage door springs and torsion assembly are accessible. The technician will need a clearance of at least 3-4 feet around the door.

Repairing and replacing springs without prior experience and the right tools can result in serious injuries. If you do choose to replace a broken spring yourself, take the time to familiarize yourself with safety precautions and how the garage door operates before you start the work.

Due to the hazardous nature of replacing garage door springs, it's advisable to reach out to a licensed garage door repair company. Unlicensed workers may have the right to seek compensation for injuries and other damages. Learn why you should hire a licensed contractor.

Garage door spring replacement costs can range from $190 to $1,500, depending on the properties of the springs and the complexity of the labor involved. Learn more about garage door repair costs.

Yes, we offer garage door springs in various sizes, gauges, and shapes for sale. View our springs inventory.

Yes, we offer same-day repair services throughout our service area. We carry a wide range of springs in stock and can complete repairs without delays.

The conservative approach among the majority of garage door repair professionals is to replace all springs, considering that they accumulate the same number of cycles over time. However, a certified technician can assess whether other springs should also be replaced during inspection.

The stress acting on the spring progressively causes a permanent change in the structural integrity of the spring’s wire, eventually leading to a fracture and breakage.

Replacing broken springs requires the removal of the torsion tube. Therefore, the bearings can be accessed more easily. A licensed technician can inspect the bearings during your service and determine if they need to be replaced. Learn more about garage door bearings.

While garage doors can work with single spring, it is recommended to have more than one. Learn more about 1 vs. 2 garage door springs and torsion springs.