Installing garage door springs is an important part of setting up your garage door system. The first step in installing garage door springs is to determine what kind of springs you need for your garage door based on weight, size, and design. There are two main types of garage door springs.
Torsion and tension springs. Torsion springs are typically mounted above the garage door, and tension springs are placed on horizontal tracks on either side of the door. To install the spring you will need to open the door, secure it, and remove the old spring (if present). A new spring can then be installed and tensioned to the proper level using special tools and techniques. It is important to follow the manufacturer's instructions carefully. Proper installation and maintenance of your garage door springs is critical to the safe and reliable operation of your garage door system for years to come.

Repairing garage door springs is a dangerous and complicated job that should only be done by a trained professional. Garage door springs are tightly coiled under high pressure and improper handling can cause serious injury or even death. If you suspect that your garage door spring has been damaged or damaged, it is important to stop using the door immediately and have it repaired by a professional. Repairing garage door springs usually involves replacing damaged springs with new springs of the correct type and size for your door. This requires special tools and knowledge to safely remove the old spring, install the new spring, and ensure proper tension and balance. Regular maintenance and inspection of your garage door springs will help prevent problems before they occur and help ensure the safe and reliable operation of your garage door system for years to come.

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It seems that something as critical as a working garage door to get into (and secure) your home, always seems to fail at the most inconvenient times. Like when you need to leave for work and you can't open it to get your car out, or when you're getting home at night and realize you can't close it to secure your stuff.

While I don't offer "24/7/365" service, I do take calls 6 days a week from 8:00am until 6:00pm. I work with your schedule to find the soonest, most convenient time for me to come to you to take care of your repair needs.

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