How to Know If Your Garage Door Spring Is Broken
A broken spring is one of the most common garage door problems. Look for these warning signs:
Loud bang or snapping sound from the garage
Door feels extremely heavy or won't lift manually
Door opens a few inches then stops
Visible gap in the spring coils
Door is crooked or hangs unevenly
Cables are loose or hanging down
Safety Warning: Never attempt to repair or replace garage door springs yourself. Springs are under extreme tension and can cause serious injury. Always call a professional.
Garage Door Springs We Repair & Replace
We service all types of garage door springs and keep common sizes in stock for same-day repairs.
Torsion Springs
Mounted above the garage door opening, torsion springs use torque to lift the door. They are the most common type for residential doors and provide smooth, balanced operation.
15,000-20,000 cycles (7-12 years)
Extension Springs
Located on either side of the door track, extension springs stretch and contract to lift the door. Common in older installations and lighter doors.
10,000 cycles (5-7 years)
High-Cycle Springs
Premium springs rated for 25,000-100,000+ cycles. Ideal for high-traffic garages and homeowners who want long-lasting performance.
25,000-100,000+ cycles (15-25 years)
Mt. Dora's Trusted Spring Repair Experts
Same-Day Service
We understand a broken spring leaves your garage unusable. We offer same-day repair in most cases.
Safety First
Spring replacement is dangerous. Our technicians are trained to handle high-tension springs safely.
Upfront Pricing
Free estimates with no hidden fees. We'll explain all costs before starting any work.
Quality Parts
We use high-cycle, American-made springs that last longer and perform better.
Spring Repair Service Areas
We provide garage door spring repair throughout Central Florida: