Garage Door Spring Repair & Replacement

Is your garage door spring broken? Look for a loud bang, a 2 to 4 inch gap in the spring, or a door that won't lift. Here are the signs to check.

Torsion vs extension springs: torsion mounts on a shaft above the door and lasts longer, while extension springs run along the tracks and cost less.

Can you repair broken garage door springs? A snapped spring is replaced, not patched. Here is how torsion and extension spring service works and why.

How much does garage door spring replacement cost? Most Front Range jobs run $200 to $500 for a torsion spring. Here is what changes the price.

How long do garage door springs last? Most last 7 to 10 years, or about 10,000 cycles. Denver cold and daily use shorten that. Here's what affects it.

Replacing one garage door spring to save money usually costs more later. On a two spring door, replacing both at once is the smarter call. Here is why.

Garage door springs break from normal cycle wear, age, rust, cold Denver mornings, and skipped maintenance. Here are the real causes and how to slow them.

Using a garage door with a broken spring can burn out the opener and bend panels. Here is why to stop and how to get your car out safely.

DIY garage door spring replacement is high risk. A torsion spring stores enough energy to break bones. Here is what goes wrong and when to call a pro.

What causes a garage door cable to snap: rust, fraying, worn pulleys, or a broken spring. Learn the warning signs and why cable repair is never a DIY job.

Garage door won't open? Start with power, the remote battery, the lock, and the sensors. Here is what you can safely check and what needs a pro.