Roller Door Spring Replacement
Broken roller door spring? Don't risk injury with DIY repairs. Our qualified technicians replace springs safely, quickly, and affordably. Same-day service available.
Warning: Springs Are Dangerous
Garage door springs are under extreme tension and can cause serious injury or death if handled incorrectly. Never attempt to repair or replace springs yourself. Our licensed technicians have the proper tools, training, and safety equipment to handle spring replacement safely.
Spring Services We Offer
From emergency replacements to preventive inspections, we handle all roller door spring needs with professional expertise.
Signs Your Spring Needs Replacing
Door Is Heavy
A properly balanced door should lift easily. If it's heavy, the spring has lost tension.
Door Won't Stay Open
The door slides down when released. This indicates the spring can't counterbalance the weight.
Visible Gap in Spring
A gap in the coil means the spring has snapped. Do not operate the door.
Loud Bang
If you heard a loud bang from the garage, a spring likely broke. Check before opening.
Roller Door Spring FAQs
How do I know if my roller door spring is broken?
Signs include the door being very heavy to lift, the door not staying open, visible gaps in the spring coil, or a loud bang when the spring broke. Never attempt to operate a door with a broken spring.
Why did my roller door spring break?
Springs fail from metal fatigue after thousands of cycles. Age, rust, lack of maintenance, and extreme temperatures accelerate wear. Most residential springs last 7-10 years.
Can I replace a roller door spring myself?
We strongly advise against DIY spring replacement. Springs are under extreme tension and can cause serious injury. Our technicians have proper tools and training for safe replacement.
How long does roller door spring replacement take?
A standard spring replacement takes 30-60 minutes. If additional repairs are needed (cables, brackets), it may take longer. We always complete the job in a single visit.
Should I replace both springs at the same time?
Yes, we recommend replacing springs in pairs. If one has failed, the other is likely near end of life. Replacing both ensures balanced operation and avoids a second callout.
Need Spring Replacement?
Don't risk injury with DIY repairs. Call the professionals for safe, same-day spring replacement.