Why we say do not touch it
A garage door spring stores enough energy to injure someone releasing it. This is the job on this list we would rather you did not attempt.
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A snapped torsion spring is the one failure you should not touch. The spring was carrying the weight of the door, and now nothing is. We carry springs in stock and replace them in pairs.
Spring snapped and the car is stuck inside? Call. Do not lift the door by hand and do not run the opener: same-day emergency service across the GTA.
Door still working, but the spring looks tired? Tell us the make and what the door is doing, and we will book an inspection.
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Your springs do the lifting, not your opener. When one breaks the door goes unbalanced instantly, and it can take the cables and the tracks with it on the way.
Torsion systems run a shaft above the door with the springs wound around it, connected out to the cable drums. Extension systems run a spring along each track, hooked to the cable that lifts the door. Both wear out, and both hold a lot of potential energy while they do.
When a spring breaks we replace the pair, not just the one that went. The springs have done the same number of cycles, so the second one is already near the end of its life, and an unmatched pair pulls the door out of balance. We size the replacement to the finished door’s weight and travel rather than to whatever was on it before.
A garage door spring stores enough energy to injure someone releasing it. This is the job on this list we would rather you did not attempt.
We carry common springs on the vehicle. If yours is not one of them we can usually procure it the same day from local distributors.
If the door still runs, tell us the make and what it is doing and we will book you in.