Garage Door Spring Replacement
Broken spring? Don't force it. Choose the right repair option for your door — and protect your investment for years to come.
Same-Day Service — (561) 289-0598Choose Your Spring Package
All packages include same-day service, high-cycle springs, and a door balance test. Scroll down to understand why upgrading makes sense.
1 Torsion Spring
Basic repair — gets you back up today
We replace the broken spring with a single rust-resistant coated, high-cycle torsion spring. This is the minimum repair to get your door operational again. Best for doors with a single-spring setup or tight budgets.
- 1 rust-resistant coated high-cycle torsion spring
- Spring tension adjustment
- Safety cable inspection
- Door balance test
- Same-day service
2 Torsion Springs
The smart repair — replace both at once
Both rust-resistant coated torsion springs are replaced at the same time. Since springs are installed together and wear at the same rate, replacing both prevents a second breakdown shortly after the first. This is what most experienced technicians recommend.
- 2 matched rust-resistant coated high-cycle torsion springs
- Spring tension adjustment
- Safety cable inspection
- Door balance test
- Same-day service
- Saves a second service call
Complete Door Refresh
Complete Door Refresh — springs, rollers, cables & weatherstrip
The ultimate solution for doors that are aging or showing multiple signs of wear. We replace both rust-resistant coated torsion springs AND refresh every major wear component in one visit — ultra-quiet nylon rollers, cables, and weatherstrip. Your door will operate smoother and quieter than ever, and you won't need to worry about it for years.
- 2 matched rust-resistant coated high-cycle torsion springs
- All rollers replaced (ultra-quiet nylon)
- Both lift cables replaced
- Bottom weatherstrip replaced
- Full 15-point inspection
- Door balance & travel adjustment
- Same-day service
Why Replace Both Springs — Not Just One?
Most homeowners don't realize this until it's too late. Here's what every technician knows.
Springs age together
Torsion springs are installed at the same time and go through the same number of cycles every single day. When one breaks, the other has the exact same wear and is statistically likely to fail within weeks or months.
A second call costs more
Labor is the biggest cost in a spring replacement. Replacing both springs in one visit costs only slightly more than replacing one — but a second service call means paying full labor again on top of the spring cost.
Uneven tension damages your opener
A single new spring paired with an old worn spring creates uneven tension across the door. This imbalance puts extra strain on your garage door motor, shortening its lifespan.
Safety risk
A door running on mismatched springs can drop unevenly or unexpectedly. Replacing both ensures the door lifts and lowers smoothly and safely every time.
Why the Complete Door Refresh Is the Best Long-Term Investment
Springs don't break in isolation. By the time a spring fails, your rollers are worn, your cables are frayed, and your weatherstrip is cracked. These components all age together. Replacing just the springs while leaving worn rollers and cables is like replacing tires on a car with a cracked axle — you're not solving the real problem. The New Door Package addresses everything in one visit: rust-resistant coated high-cycle springs that won't corrode in Florida's humidity, ultra-quiet nylon rollers that eliminate that grinding noise, fresh lift cables, and new weatherstrip to seal out heat and pests. All at a fraction of what piecemeal repairs would cost over time. Most customers who choose this package tell us it's the best money they've spent on their home.
Frequently Asked Questions
How long do garage door springs last?
Standard torsion springs are rated for 10,000 cycles — roughly 7 to 10 years with average use. High-cycle springs last 25,000+ cycles. We install high-cycle springs on every job.
Can I open my garage door with a broken spring?
You should not. A broken spring means the door has no counterbalance. Forcing it open manually or with the opener can damage the opener motor, bend the door tracks, or cause the door to fall suddenly — which is a serious safety hazard.
How long does a spring replacement take?
Most spring replacements take 45 minutes to 90 minutes. The New Door Package typically takes 90 to 120 minutes. We offer same-day service across all of South Florida.
Do you replace springs on all door sizes?
Yes. We service single-car and double-car garage doors of all sizes and weights, including heavy wood doors and impact-rated hurricane doors.
Ready to Fix Your Spring Today?
Family-owned. Same-day service. Serving Palm Beach, Broward, Treasure Coast & Central Florida.
(561) 289-0598