Garage Door Spring Repair in Lawrenceville, GA.

Older Lawrenceville doors may use extension springs; we inspect their type and condition. All Four Seasons handles Lawrenceville garage door spring repair with the price in writing before any work.

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Springs for older Lawrenceville doors.

Many Lawrenceville ranches and split-levels from the 1970s and 1980s may still have extension springs: long coils that stretch along the tracks. After years of cycles they stretch, lose strength and eventually snap. A safety cable through each spring matters, because an extension spring without one can fly loose when it breaks.

01 / EXTENSION

Extension Spring Replacement

We replace stretched or broken extension springs in pairs and fit safety cables through them, so a future break stays contained instead of whipping across the garage.

  • Springs replaced as a pair
  • Safety cables fitted
  • 5-year written warranty
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02 / CABLES

Pulleys and Lift Cables

Extension springs work with pulleys and lift cables. Worn cables fray and slip, so we check them whenever springs are changed and replace what is worn.

  • Frayed cable replacement
  • Pulley wheel check
  • Track alignment check
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03 / CABLES

Safety Cables and Balance

Extension springs should have a safety cable through each spring so a break stays contained. We check for cables, inspect pulleys, and balance the door after the repair.

  • Safety cables checked
  • Springs sized to your door
  • Balance and reverse test
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Warning signs

When an old spring is close to done.

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Spring Snapped or Cable Loose

A bang, a spring in two pieces or a hanging cable can mean a broken spring or another lift-system problem. A door that slams down is also a stop sign. Leave the opener off, don't test by hand.

  • Loud bang in the garage
  • Spring in two pieces
  • Cable hanging or tangled
  • Door slams down
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Door Crooked or Slow to Rise

Two extension springs that have stretched unevenly can let one side hang lower. Stop using the door: don't run the opener, don't lift or force it, keep everyone clear and call.

  • One side higher than the other
  • Door won't stay open
  • Pulleys squeak or wobble
  • Visible coil stretching
Questions first? Call (678) 271-8918 and describe the door. You approve the written price before we start.
How a spring visit goes

From stretched spring to level door.

The same steps for any older door with tired springs.

01

Tell us what you see

Describe the door, its age and any gap, bang or sag you noticed.

02

Inspect the system

The technician checks both springs, cables, pulleys and safety cables, then explains what is worn.

03

Written price

You get the price in writing and approve it before we start.

04

Replace and test

We replace the springs, balance the door and test the safety reverse before leaving.

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Why Lawrenceville calls us

Old springs replaced the safe way.

A family company since 1999, rated 4.9 stars on Google, that writes the price down and backs spring work with a written warranty.

  • Safety cables included

    Replacement extension springs go in with safety cables, so a broken spring stays contained.

  • Spring warranty in writing

    Torsion springs carry 3 years and extension springs 5 years, in writing.

  • Price in writing first

    You approve a written price before any spring work starts.

  • 4.9 stars on Google

    Customers rate us 4.9 stars across our Google Business Profiles.

Lawrenceville, GA
Spring FAQs

Lawrenceville spring questions.

What to know about older springs, cables and balance.

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Look at the horizontal tracks on each side of the door. If a long coil runs alongside each track and stretches as the door goes down, those are extension springs. Please look only; don't touch them. Tell us what you see when you call about spring repair.
Metal fatigues. Each cycle stretches the coil a little, and after years it weakens until it snaps, often when the door is used. Cold weather may play a part, as springs often seem to fail in cold weather. A snap can feel sudden even after years of wear.
Yes, they matter. A cable threaded through each spring anchors both ends. When the spring breaks, the cable holds it in place instead of letting it fly across the garage. We check for cables on every extension spring job and fit them on replacements.
A door that comes down quickly may have lost spring tension, so the springs no longer carry its weight. Stop using the opener, do not test the door by hand, and keep everyone clear. We check both springs and the cables, then balance the door after the repair.
Both. The two springs have lifted the same weight through the same number of cycles, so the other spring has had similar use and may also be worn. Replacing the pair keeps the door level and reduces the risk of a separate failure of the other worn spring.
Some extension-spring doors can be converted to torsion springs; whether it suits a door depends on its weight, headroom and hardware. A torsion system can lift the door more evenly and removes the long springs from the tracks. Lawrenceville garage door spring repair on either type starts with checking the door.

Old door, tired springs?

Call or book online. We check the springs and cables and give you a written price first.

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