Springs

Garage Door Spring Repair & Replacement

Your Garage Door Springs are tightly wound to support the weight of your entire garage door and are under high tension, and you should never try to replace or repair them yourself without the proper tools. Springs usually come in three types: Extension, Torsion, and Torquemaster.

How Do I Open My Garage Door with A Broken Spring?

Torsion Springs

Garage Door Springs are tightly wound to support the weight of your entire garage door and are under high tension. Whether you have extension, torsion, or TorqueMaster springs you should never try to replace or repair them yourself because without the proper tools to relieve the tension you could be one of the 20,000 people per year to end up in the hospital with garage door related injuries.  We can install, repair and replace any size spring the same day, so call us now!

Why Are Garage Door Springs So Dangerous?

Extension Springs

These types are a popular choice when installing a new door or converting your old and worn Extension Spring System as they are quieter and usually only require one spring above the door instead of two.  Most manufacturers make torsion springs that have a lifespan of about 30,000 cycles or 5-8 years. These types of springs work in a twisting or torque, motion to lift the door. That reduces tension on the spring while increasing operational efficiency.  Torsion springs come in many sizes, so give us a call to schedule an appointment.  We can usually replace or install the same spring day. Garage-Door-Extehsion-Springs-•-ETS® Garage Door Of Portland

How Do I Open My Garage Door with A Broken Spring?

Torquemaster Springs

Wayne Dalton’s TorqueMaster Springs are the last type of springs. These springs are found in older applications and are an essentially smaller version of the torsion spring but are housed inside a metal cylinder for easy tuning. However, this system is pretty outdated, and these springs don’t last very long, are hard to maintain, and can cause serious injury if improperly tuned. We are experts at Converting Your Old Torquemaster system to a Torsion or Extension Spring System on the spot.

You can call us at (971) 299-4525 or send us a Contact Form and we will get back to you ASAP!

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Main Office : 3050 Southwest 10th Avenue Portland, OR , Portland, Multnomah OR 97239
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Price Range: $79 - $2500
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