GARAGE DOOR SPRINGS REPLACEMENT

Torsion springs sit on a steel shaft above the door and do the real work of lifting it — they counterbalance the door's weight so the opener (and you) can raise it easily. When one snaps, the door suddenly weighs 150–200 lbs, won't open, and shouldn't be forced.

911 Garage Doors replaces torsion and extension springs on one-piece and sectional doors in matched pairs, so the balance is right and the new springs wear evenly. Most spring jobs are done the same day, often within an hour of arriving.

Our torsion springs are Made in the USA and available in standard and high-cycle ratings — so you can choose a longer-life spring if your door gets heavy daily use. We recommend the right cycle life for your situation, not just the cheapest option.

One-piece (tilt-up) doors ride on a pair of extension springs stretched along each side track. These springs lose tension and eventually break, leaving the door heavy, crooked, or stuck shut.

We replace extension springs on one-piece doors safely — they store a lot of energy and are easy to get wrong — and re-balance the door so it stays put at any height. We also fit safety cables so a broken spring can't become a projectile.

With durable, correctly-sized springs and a proper balance adjustment, your one-piece door will open light and close square again. We'll have it working safely on the first visit.

Many Wayne Dalton doors use the enclosed TorqueMaster spring system, where the spring lives inside the tube rather than out in the open. It's a clean design, but it needs the right parts and know-how to service correctly.

We stock and replace TorqueMaster springs (single and dual-spring setups) and wind them to the correct tension for your door's weight. No guesswork, no temporary fixes — just the proper spring set installed right.

If your Wayne Dalton door has gone heavy or won't stay up, the TorqueMaster spring has likely lost tension or broken inside the tube. We'll diagnose it and restore smooth, balanced operation.

Commercial doors cycle far more often than home doors, so they run heavy-duty springs rated for thousands of extra cycles. When those springs fatigue, a busy door can go down mid-shift and stall your operation.

We replace commercial torsion and extension springs — including high-cycle and multi-spring setups — and can upgrade you to a longer-life spring to cut down on repeat service calls. We schedule around your hours to minimize downtime.

Count on us for dependable commercial spring replacement that keeps your doors — and your business — moving safely and on schedule.