Garage Door Spring Repair in Kennesaw, GA.

Kennesaw garage door spring repair starts with the spring itself: its type, its size and how many cycles it has served. Doors from the 1990s and 2000s may be on a second set. We replace worn springs safely and put the price in writing first.

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Spring services

Springs matched to your door.

Most Kennesaw homes were built between 1990 and 2009, so many doors have run through thousands of cycles. A spring is sized to the door's weight, which is why a heavy insulated door needs a different spring than a light steel one. We check the type, the size and the wear, replace what is worn and explain what we found.

01 / TORSION

Torsion Spring Replacement

The wound spring above the door carries its weight. We pick the size for your door, replace the pair, and set the tension with the right tools.

  • Springs sized to door weight
  • Replaced in pairs
  • Balance and safety reverse tested
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02 / EXTENSION

Extension Springs and Safety Cables

Extension springs stretch along the sides of the track. If one breaks without a safety cable, it can whip across the garage, so we add cables or replace the set.

  • Spring and cable inspection
  • Safety cables added
  • Matched pairs for balance
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03 / UPGRADE

Heavier Doors and Re-Sizing

Added insulation, windows or a new overlay change the door's weight. We check the new weight and re-size the springs to match.

  • Re-sizing for insulated doors
  • Cables and drums checked
  • Sized to door weight
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Wear and warning signs

What a tired spring looks and sounds like.

Stop and call

A Gap or Fraying

A visible gap in a torsion coil is a suspected broken spring. Don't run the opener or lift the door, and keep people and pets clear. A frayed or loose cable also means stop using the door. Call us.

  • Visible gap in the torsion spring coil
  • Frayed or loose cable
  • Rust along the spring
  • Door sits crooked
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A Door That Feels Heavy

If the opener strains or the door slows, a weakening spring is a common cause. If it drifts down or slams, stop using it: don't run the opener, don't lift or force it, keep everyone clear and call.

  • Opener straining or humming
  • Door slams or drifts down
  • Louder
  • jerky travel
  • Door feels heavier than before
Not sure what you are seeing or hearing? Call (678) 271-8918 and describe it. We will tell you what to look at safely and what to leave alone.
How a spring job goes

From worn spring to balanced door.

The same four steps for a family subdivision door or a townhome garage near campus.

01

Describe what you see

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

02

Inspect and size

A technician checks the spring type, weight of the door and the wear on cables and drums.

03

Approve a written price

You see the price in writing and approve it before any spring work begins.

04

Replace, balance, test

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

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Why Kennesaw homeowners call us

Family-owned, and careful with springs.

A family company since 1999, rated 4.9 stars on Google, with spring work backed by a written warranty and priced in writing first.

  • Careful with tension

    Springs hold stored force, so we use the right tools and never ask you to adjust them.

  • Written spring warranty

    Torsion springs carry a 3-year warranty and extension springs a 5-year warranty, in writing.

  • Price before work

    You approve a written price before any work starts on your door.

  • 4.9 stars on Google

    Rated 4.9 stars by customers across our Google Business Profiles.

Spring questions

Kennesaw spring questions, answered.

How springs wear, what makes them unsafe, and what we do about it.

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Each open-and-close is one cycle, and a spring flexes a little every time. Many standard springs are rated for about 10,000 cycles, so a busy household can use that up in several years. The metal fatigues, then breaks, often with a loud bang.
Because the other spring has had similar use and may also be worn. Replacing the pair keeps the door evenly balanced, and it is how we handle every two-spring door.
By weight. Springs are sized to the weight of the door, so a heavier door, such as solid wood or insulated, may need a stronger spring than a thin steel one. We check the door's weight and set up springs to match, so it lifts evenly and the opener is not doing the work.
Only if the door is fully closed, undamaged and seated in its tracks, with no visible spring gap or loose cable. Then disconnect the opener with its release, as its manual describes, and gently lift the door by hand halfway. Stop if it feels heavy or binds. A balance problem can mean a spring needs attention.
The cable runs through the spring and holds it in place if it breaks, so it cannot fly across the garage. Many older doors lack them. Our Kennesaw garage door spring repair adds cables or replaces the springs, and extension springs carry a 5-year written warranty.
They often seem to fail in cold weather, when metal is stiffer and a worn spring is under more strain. The wear builds up over many cycles, though, so cold is usually the final push. A visible gap in a torsion spring coil or a heavy door means stop using the door in any season: don't run the opener, and call.

Worn spring in Kennesaw?

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

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