Torsion and extension spring replacement with correct-cycle springs, balanced and safety-tested.
Springs do the heavy lifting — a typical double-door spring lifts 150 to 200 pounds every cycle. When one breaks, usually with a bang you’ll hear from anywhere in the house, the door becomes dead weight. We stock standard 10,000-cycle and high-cycle 25,000-cycle torsion springs on the truck, matched to your door’s actual weight, and we replace springs in pairs so the door stays balanced.
Springfield’s freeze-thaw cycles are brutal on spring steel. A 60-degree January afternoon followed by a hard freeze overnight stresses the metal, and most spring breaks happen on the coldest mornings — often during ice season, when you need the door most. If your springs are past seven years old, or the door feels heavy lifting by hand, replacing before failure beats an emergency call with your car trapped inside.
Crooked, noisy, or stuck doors diagnosed and fixed — tracks, rollers, cables, panels, and hardware.
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Learn more →Same-day emergency response — doors off track, broken springs, stuck open or shut.
Learn more →Same-day appointments available across Springfield and the Ozarks — or request a free quote online.
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The classic sign is a loud bang from the garage, then a door that won’t lift — or lifts a few inches and stops. You may also see a visible gap in the torsion spring above the door. Don’t try to force it open.
Yes. Springs are installed in pairs and wear at the same rate. When one breaks, the other is weeks or months behind it. Replacing both in one visit costs far less than two separate service calls.
Standard springs are rated for about 10,000 cycles — roughly 7 to 10 years for a typical family. High-cycle springs rated at 25,000 cycles are a smart upgrade in the Ozarks, where freeze-thaw winters stress the metal.
