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Garage door spring repair is one of the most common services we provide at Right Choice Doors. When your garage door suddenly stops working, a broken spring is often the culprit – one of the most common garage door repairs we perform. We specialize in professional garage door spring repair, getting your door back in operation quickly and safely. Our technicians use only the highest quality replacement springs with extended lifespans, backed by our 5-year warranty for your peace of mind.
When a garage door spring breaks, it often leaves unmistakable clues. Recognizing these warning signs early can prevent further damage to your door system and help you address the problem before it becomes more serious or dangerous.
Every garage door spring repair is performed with precision, safety, and attention to detail. Here’s what you can expect when you schedule with Right Choice Doors:
1. Comprehensive Spring Inspection
We begin with a detailed assessment of your garage door system to confirm spring failure and identify any related damage to cables, rollers, or hardware.
2. Proper Door Securing
Before any work begins, we secure your garage door in place to ensure complete safety during the spring replacement process.
3. Removal of Broken or Worn Springs
Our technicians carefully unwind and remove the damaged springs using specialized tools and safety protocols.
4. Installation of High-Cycle Replacement Springs
We install premium, long-lasting torsion or extension springs that are properly matched to your door’s size and weight. All replacements are rated for extended lifespans and smoother operation.
5. System Calibration and Balancing
Once installed, we balance your door, test lift strength, and fine-tune spring tension for optimal performance and quiet, smooth operation.
6. Full System Safety Check
Before we finish, we inspect all critical door components — including cables, rollers, hinges, and openers — to catch any hidden issues and prevent future breakdowns.
While the question "can a garage door spring be repaired" is common, the straightforward answer is no—springs almost always require complete replacement rather than repair. Once a spring has broken or significantly worn, attempting to repair it creates serious safety risks and offers only a temporary solution at best.
Springs work under tremendous tension, and a worn or partially broken spring lacks the structural integrity to safely handle this force. Even if a repair seems to work initially, it typically fails quickly and can cause collateral damage to other door components.
Professional replacement ensures your door system operates safely with the correct tension and provides much better value in the long run by preventing secondary damage to motors, cables, and tracks.
Garage doors operate with either torsion springs (mounted horizontally above the door) or extension springs (running alongside the door tracks). While each system has different maintenance needs, both require professional attention when they fail.
The most important thing to know is that either type requires specialized tools and expertise to replace safely. Our technicians are fully trained in both systems and will assess your specific setup to determine the most appropriate solution for your door.
Attempting to repair or replace garage door springs yourself poses serious risks that professional technicians are specifically trained to avoid. Springs store massive amounts of tension—enough to cause severe injuries if they suddenly release that energy during improper handling.
Professional technicians use specialized winding bars, safety cables, and precise tension measurements to safely manage spring replacement. They also know how to properly secure the door during the repair process to prevent unexpected movement that could cause crushing injuries.
Beyond immediate safety concerns, DIY repairs often lead to improperly tensioned springs that damage your opener, cables, and other components over time—ultimately costing much more than professional service.
For your safety and your garage door’s long-term function, always trust a trained expert for your garage door spring repair.
When you choose Right Choice Doors for your broken garage door spring repair, you're getting more than just a quick fix. Our services include:
We understand how disruptive a non-functioning garage door can be to your daily routine. That's why we prioritize efficiency without sacrificing quality or safety.
Several factors influence the cost when you need to repair a broken garage door spring. The type and size of your door determine the spring specifications required, while the quality of replacement parts significantly impacts longevity and performance.
Standard springs typically last 7-10 years under normal use, while our high-cycle springs can extend that lifespan considerably. This longer service life often provides better value despite the initial investment.
While we can't list exact prices here (as each door's needs are unique), we provide clear, written estimates before beginning any work—with no surprise fees or hidden charges.
"Had a broken spring. Got three estimates. Right Choice Doors was in the middle, but by the time it was time to pay, they ended up being less expensive than everybody else. Kyle took care of me. Highly recommended." — Jesse R.
"Kyle came to fix my 10' door with a broken spring. He priced a job with a better spring and the lowest bid. He walked me through the work and showed me where the issues were. Prompt and very communicative." — Gabe G.
"I had a fantastic experience. Other vendors tried to upsell me, but they quickly assessed my springs just needed tightening—saving me a lot of money. Personable, professional, and very knowledgeable. Highly recommend." — Lucas M.
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A broken spring can bring your entire day to a halt — but we’re here to help. With same-day service, high-cycle replacement parts, and a 5-year warranty, we make garage door spring repair fast, safe, and stress-free.
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