01
How a broken spring shows itself
- A sharp bang from the garage, loud enough to hear indoors
- The door lifts a few inches, then gives up
- A gap in the coil on the bar above the door
- Lift cables hanging slack
02
How the visit runs
- 01Lock the door in place and let off any tension left in the system
- 02Measure the wire size, length and inside diameter
- 03Fit a matched pair straight from the truck
- 04Swap out cables that show fraying
- 05Balance the door and set the opener's force
- 06Run the door through 10 full cycles before we leave
03
Why prices vary
The weight and size of the door, standard or high-cycle springs, and whether the cables or bearings need replacing as well.
From our job log
The same kind of job at a real home, before and after.

Emergency repair
A snapped spring, a door jammed open, a car shut inside. Ring us now, or leave your number and a technician calls back.
Call or text backSee the details

Openers & smart garage
Chain, belt and wall-mount openers, set up with app control and battery backup.
From $125See the details

Off-track & cable repair
Bent tracks, frayed cables and rollers that jumped out. We find out why it happened, then fix that too.
From $175See the details





