Garage Door Spring Repair.
Broken spring? We’re probably closer than you think.
What Actually Lifts Your Door
A broken garage door spring is one of the most common calls we get, and one of the most disruptive. Springs are what actually lift your door. The opener just guides it. When a spring snaps, the door essentially becomes deadweight, and most people notice it the same way: they hit the button, the opener struggles or stalls, and the door barely moves or doesn't move at all.
We handle garage door spring repair in Granbury, TX and the surrounding area. If your spring has broken or you suspect it's getting close, we'll come out, diagnose it, and give you a straight answer on what it needs.
Our Process
What Happens When
You Call Us
From the first ring to a fully working garage door — here's exactly what to expect.
Step One
You Call,
We Answer
Real people pick up 7 days a week. Tell us what's wrong and we'll put you on today's schedule.
Step Two
Tech Dispatched
Same Day
A certified local technician is on their way — often within the hour. You'll know who's coming and what it costs before we start.
Step Three
Fixed Before
Dinner
Most repairs are done in one visit. We carry the parts, we know the job, and we don't leave until your door works perfectly.
Signs Your Garage Door Spring Is Broken
You don't always hear the snap. Springs can fail quietly, or fail when you're not home. Here's what to look for:
- The door won't open, or the opener strains and stops after a few inches.
- You heard a loud bang from the garage that sounded like something snapping or a car backfiring.
- The door looks uneven or is sagging on one side when closed.
- There's a visible gap in the spring coil above the door.
- The door feels extremely heavy if you try to lift it manually.
- The cables on either side of the door are hanging loose.
If you're seeing any of these, don't keep trying to force the door. Operating it with a broken garage door spring in Granbury puts extra stress on the opener and can cause additional damage.
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Our Garage Door Services
Spring Repair vs. Full Replacement in Granbury
Springs have a rated cycle life, typically somewhere between 10,000 and 20,000 open-and-close cycles depending on the type and quality. If your springs are at the end of their life, we may recommend upgrading to a higher-cycle spring rather than replacing with the same type, especially if the door sees heavy use.
We'll tell you what's on your door and what makes sense for your situation. If you're also dealing with worn cables, rollers, or other hardware at the same time, it can make sense to address those in the same visit rather than piece it together over multiple service calls.
Call (817) 609-4778Torsion Springs vs. Extension Springs
Not all garage doors use the same type of spring, and the repair approach is a little different depending on which you have.
Torsion Springs
Torsion springs are mounted horizontally above the door opening. They work by winding and unwinding to create the torque that lifts the door. Most newer residential doors use torsion springs, and they tend to last longer than extension springs. When one breaks, it's usually visible: you'll see a gap in the coil.
Extension Springs
Extension springs run along the horizontal tracks on either side of the door and stretch as the door closes. They're more common on older doors and lighter-weight systems. Extension springs typically have safety cables running through them to contain the spring if it snaps.
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Should You Replace One Spring or Both in Granbury?
If one spring breaks, the other one is the same age with the same amount of wear on it. That means garage door spring replacement in Granbury for just the broken one often leads to a second service call a few months later when the other one goes.
Replacing both springs at the same time costs more upfront, but it saves you from paying for a second service visit and another spring in short order. We'll always let you know the cost of replacing one versus both so you can make the call, but for most homeowners, doing both at once is the smarter move.
How Spring Repair Works in Granbury, TX
Spring repairs are usually completed in a single visit. Here's the basic process:
- We inspect the full door system, not just the spring.
- We confirm the spring type, size, and rating so we replace it correctly.
- We give you a price before we start any work.
- We replace the spring or springs, re-tension, and test the door.
- We adjust the opener settings if needed and make sure everything is moving correctly before we leave.
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Spring Repair Across Granbury and the Surrounding Area
Springs don't break on a schedule, which is why same-day availability matters. We cover Granbury, Pecan Plantation, DeCordova, Acton, Weatherford, Aledo, and Willow Park. Most calls are within a 45-minute radius, and we carry the most common spring sizes on the truck so we're not making a parts run mid-job.
Call (817) 609-4778Granbury Spring Repair FAQs
Answers to the questions we get asked most.
Most standard springs are rated for around 10,000 cycles, which works out to roughly 7 to 10 years of typical use. Higher-cycle springs are available and can last significantly longer. We'll let you know what's on your door and what the upgrade would cost if it's worth considering.
In most cases, yes. If one spring breaks, the other is the same age and has the same wear. Replacing both at once saves you from a second service call and a second repair bill when the other spring eventually goes.
We do our best to get to you the same day you call, especially for spring repairs since they leave you without a working door. Give us a call and we'll let you know what our availability looks like.
Pricing depends on the type of spring, the size, and whether we're replacing one or both. We'll give you a firm number before we start. If you want a ballpark, spring repairs can range from a couple hundred dollars to more depending on the setup.
You shouldn't. With a broken spring, the full weight of the door falls on the opener, which isn't designed to handle that load. Continued use can burn out the opener motor and cause additional damage. It's also a safety risk if the door drops unexpectedly.
Torsion springs are mounted above the door opening and use torque to lift the door. Extension springs run along the side tracks and stretch as the door moves. Most newer doors use torsion springs. The repair process is a little different for each, but both are something we handle regularly.
Still have questions?
Call (817) 609-4778A Word on Safety
Garage door springs are under an enormous amount of tension. This is not a DIY repair. A spring that releases unexpectedly can cause serious injury, and the tools required to do this safely aren't something most homeowners have sitting around.
If you think a spring is broken, stop using the door and give us a call. We'll handle it safely with the right tools and experience.
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Don't Wait on a Broken Spring
A broken spring isn't going to resolve itself, and the longer you try to work around it, the more likely you are to damage your opener. Call us, we'll get out to you fast, and we'll have it sorted in one visit. That's the goal every time.
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