Garage Door Spring Repair in College Park, GA.

Garages built in the 1960s and 1970s may have extension springs beside the tracks. We handle College Park garage door spring repair for those and for torsion systems, check safety cables and put the price in writing before any work.

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Spring repair

Older doors, older spring systems.

College Park's median home was built in 1972, so many garage doors here may still use extension springs, the long springs running along the side tracks. If one breaks without a safety cable, it can fly across the garage. We replace extension springs in pairs, add missing cables and size each spring to the door's weight.

01 / EXTENSION

Extension Spring Replacement

The long springs beside the side tracks wear out on older doors. We replace both together, check the cables and pulleys, and balance the door before we go.

  • Springs replaced in pairs
  • Pulleys and cables checked
  • Balance tested
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02 / SAFETY

Safety Cable Fitting

A safety cable runs through each extension spring so a break can't whip across the garage. Many older doors have none, and we can fit them.

  • Cable through each spring
  • Brackets and pulleys checked
  • Fitted with the repair
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03 / BALANCE

Balance and Reverse Test

After new springs go in, we balance the door so it holds partway up, then test the safety reverse. Extension springs are sized to the door's actual weight.

  • Springs sized to door weight
  • Balance checked partway up
  • Safety reverse tested
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Warning signs

Signs an old spring is near the end.

Stop now

A Spring Has Let Go

If you hear a bang and see a stretched or separated spring, the door is no longer balanced. Keep everyone clear and don't run the opener or lift the door.

  • Loud bang
  • Spring hanging or separated
  • Cable loose at the pulley
  • Door won't rise
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Rust or Stretched Springs

Old extension springs can rust, stretch or lose tension without breaking yet. If the door sags on one side, drops or slams down, stop using it: don't run the opener, don't lift or force it, keep everyone clear and call.

  • Rust on the coils
  • Coils spaced unevenly
  • One side lifting faster
  • Door sagging when stopped
Unsure what kind of spring your door has? Call (678) 271-8918, tell us what you see, and we'll help you work out the next step.
How it works

From first call to balanced door.

The same four steps for a bungalow garage or a business roll-up door.

01

Call or book

Call (678) 271-8918 and tell us about the door and any noise or damage.

02

Inspect the system

We check springs, cables, pulleys and tracks to see what is worn.

03

Written price

You get the price in writing, and we start only after you approve it.

04

Replace and test

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

Our College Park-area technician
Our College Park-area technician
Why College Park calls us

Safe spring work, explained first.

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

  • Cables checked every time

    We look at safety cables and pulleys on extension systems, not just the spring.

  • Written price first

    You approve a written price before any work starts.

  • Spring warranty in writing

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

  • 4.9 stars on Google

    Family-owned since 1999 and rated 4.9 stars by customers on Google.

Spring FAQs

College Park spring questions.

Straight answers about extension springs, cables and spring sizing.

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It is a steel cable that runs through each extension spring. If the spring breaks, the cable holds the pieces in place instead of letting them fly. Doors without one are risky, so we fit cables with extension spring repairs. Ask us if you're unsure which system your door has.
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 and tend to lift it more smoothly, but they need enough headroom and a sound header. Either way, the springs on your door must match its weight.
On a two-spring door, both have lifted the door the same number of times, and the other spring has had similar use and may also be worn. Replacing the pair keeps the door balanced. College Park garage door spring repair always covers both springs on those doors.
No. A spring that has stretched or separated has lost its strength, and handling one under tension can injure you. Leave it alone, keep people clear and don't run the opener. We'll replace the springs with a pair matched to the door.
Roll-up and sectional commercial doors often use different spring sets, so we ask about the door type and size when you call. We then check the spring, shaft and guides together. You get a written price before any work starts.
Often, but not always. A door that feels heavy may also have a bent track, a jammed roller or a cable off its drum. Stop using the opener and don't force the door. We'll find the cause and tell you what the repair involves.

Broken spring in College Park?

Call to book a visit. You'll get a written price before any spring is touched.

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