Garage Door Spring and Cable Repair

Common Signs of a Broken Torsion Spring System

The following are a several typical signs that you make have a malfunctioning torsion spring system:

1. Your garage door will be extremely heavy when attempting to manually lift it.
2. The door’s top section is dented – this sometimes occurs when the motor from the opener keeps trying to pull the door open after the spring has broken. If the door is too heavy, usually the top of the door will take the brunt of it.
3. You see a gap in the spring – Torsion springs are located over the top of the garage door. When the springs break, it leaves a visible gap. 
4. You hear a loud bang – When a spring breaks it makes an incredibly loud noise.
5. The door falls too quickly - If you raise the garage door manually a few feet off the ground, and after releasing the door it quickly falls to the floor, it’s a pretty good warning sign it’s time to replace your springs.

Quality Torsion Spring Replacement

The Royal Difference: We install “Double Life” torsion springs, replace the 2 torsion bearings at the ends of the shaft as well as lube your rollers, hinges and new springs as part of the complete job.

Our friendly technicians weigh your door, verify the door width and height, and use specialized software to engineer the best springs for your door.

We then custom build your springs on our garage door repair truck. Being able to custom build your springs onsite allows for rapid repair as there is no need to reschedule a time for the correct parts to arrive.

Additionally, to further support our quality repair work, we provide a full 5-year parts and labor warranty on your new springs.

Cable Replacement

A broken garage door cable can ruin your day very quickly since it will render your garage door useless, and even potentially dangerous. To make the repair process as smooth and quick as possible, we carry all the garage door supplies necessary on our trucks to get your door working properly again. If you have a broken cable, do not try to open your door, as you risk further damage. Instead, reach out to us for prompt/friendly service.