Garage Door Spring Repair in Jonesboro, GA.

With a median home built in 1968, many Jonesboro garages may still have side-mounted extension springs, sometimes without safety cables. Our Jonesboro garage door spring repair adds cables, replaces springs in pairs and gives you a written price before work.

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Safer springs for older garages.

Eight in ten Jonesboro homes were built before 1990, and many garages may still use extension springs that stretch along the tracks. If one breaks with no safety cable, it can whip across the garage. We look for cables, replace worn springs as a pair, and balance the door afterward.

01 / SAFETY CABLES

Safety Cables on Side Springs

A cable through each extension spring keeps a broken spring from flying loose. Many older doors lack them. We add cables, or replace the springs and cables together.

  • Cable fitted through each spring
  • Pulleys and cables checked
  • Matched spring pair
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02 / SAFETY

Safety Cables and Pulleys

A safety cable through each extension spring keeps a broken spring contained. We check for cables, worn pulleys and lift cables, and size replacement springs to the door.

  • Cables and pulleys checked
  • Smoother balance
  • Written price before work
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03 / SIZING

Springs Sized to the Door

A spring has to match the door's weight. Old wood or insulated doors can be heavier than they look, so we weigh up the door and pick the spring to suit it.

  • Spring matched to door weight
  • Wear and rust noted
  • Balance checked after
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Warning signs

What to check from a distance.

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Stretched Side Springs

Springs that look stretched, rusty or uneven may be near the end. Do not touch them, and keep the door closed.

  • Rust along the springs
  • No cable through the spring
  • Springs look uneven
  • Squeaking when it moves
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A Broken Spring

A bang, a gap in a torsion coil or a door that will not lift can mean a broken spring or another lift-system problem. A broken extension spring may have moved. Stay clear, don't use the opener, and call.

  • Loud bang
  • Spring out of place
  • Door will not rise
  • Slack cable
Call (678) 271-8918 and describe the springs. You approve the written price before we start.
How it works

Check, replace, and secure.

Four steps for an old door or a small garage.

01

Call and describe

Call (678) 271-8918 and tell us about the door, its age and the problem.

02

Inspect the springs

A technician checks the spring type, safety cables, pulleys and balance.

03

Approve in writing

You get a written price and approve it before we start.

04

Replace and test

We fit new springs and cables, balance the door and test the safety reverse.

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Why Jonesboro calls us

Honest advice on aging springs.

Family-owned since 1999 and rated 4.9 stars on Google, with every price in writing and a written warranty on spring work.

  • Safety cables added

    We fit safety cables to extension springs so a break stays contained.

  • Written spring warranty

    Torsion springs carry a 3-year and extension springs a 5-year written warranty.

  • Written price first

    You approve a written price before work starts.

  • 4.9 stars on Google

    Rated 4.9 stars by customers across our Google Business Profiles.

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Spring questions

Jonesboro spring questions.

Side springs, safety cables and what to do about aging doors.

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Without a cable, the broken spring can fly loose and strike anything near it. With one, the cable holds the pieces in place. That is why we add cables to older doors. If a spring has already broken, stay clear and call us.
It can. Some extension-spring doors can be converted to torsion springs; whether it suits a door depends on its weight, headroom and hardware. Torsion springs sit above the door, not along the tracks, and balance the lift evenly. If the panels are rotted or damaged, putting money into the door may not make sense.
The springs or cables on each side may have worn unevenly, or one has slipped. A crooked door can bind in the tracks, so stop using it, don't run the opener and keep everyone clear. We inspect both sides and replace the pair, then square the door.
Yes. A spring is sized to the weight of the door, so a heavy wood or insulated door needs a stronger spring than a light steel one. A spring that is too weak leaves the door heavy to lift. We check the door and size the spring to it.
Age alone is not the test. Cycle count, rust and the door's weight matter more. Many standard springs are rated for about 10,000 cycles, and a door that has run for decades may be well past that. We check the wear and tell you plainly.
Not much, but we measure first. Garages behind the house or built separately are common among older homes, and the opening may not be standard. Jonesboro garage door spring repair there starts with the springs, the cables and the headroom, so the right setup fits.

Old spring in Jonesboro?

Call or request an estimate. You see a written price before any spring work begins.

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