Precision Garage Door Service Spring Repair & Replacement | Torsion Spring | Extension Spring

Garage door springs serve the very important function of safely opening and closing your garage door by counterbalancing the door’s weight. When you open your garage door — either manually or with a garage door opener — the springs store energy to make the door feel much lighter than it actually is. When you close it, the stored energy in the springs is released, allowing your door to close gently instead of slamming to the ground.

When one or more springs are broken, it becomes difficult to offset the garage door's weight. This means that every time you open or close your garage door, the other parts of your garage door’s system struggle to operate due to the door’s heavier weight.

Replacing your spring with a Precision Garage Door Service spring is well worth it. Our proprietary springs are powder-coated for added durability, rust prevention, less friction, and better noise reduction.

All of our new springs are backed by the best warranties in the industry. If there’s a defect in your spring, simply call us within your warranty period to replace it. Not sure whether your garage door spring requires repair or replacement? Contact the Precision Garage Door Service professional nearest you for an assessment.

Torsion and Extension Spring Experts

Whether you have torsion or extension springs — or aren’t sure which you have — our professionals can repair or replace them safely. If your garage door uses torsion springs, don’t try to fix or replace these on your own. Torsion springs are dangerous and difficult to repair because they are so tightly wound. If not handled correctly, they can cause serious bodily harm. We have the specialized tools and expertise needed to replace your broken torsion spring with a new one.

A properly functioning spring system should make your door feel weightless. If you suspect your springs are broken or are weakening with age, pull the red cord on your garage door opener to disengage its lock, then gently lift your door by hand. If the door doesn't float effortlessly upwards, it's time to have the springs serviced.

Though less dangerous than torsion springs, extension springs should also be handled by a professional. Older systems often lack the safety features that prevent springs from launching like missiles when they break. Our professionals can safely replace your worn or damaged extension springs and adjust their tension properly to ensure your garage door's weight is evenly distributed so it works perfectly every time.