Signs You Need Garage Door Spring Repair:

– There are large gaps in your garage door spring’s coils
– Your garage door opens halfway and stops
– Your garage door opens unevenly or at a weird angle
– Your garage door slams shut unexpectedly
– You hear a popping sound coming from your garage
-Your garage door is too heavy to lift manually
– You notice loose or fallen garage door cables
– The springs are rusted, corroded, or visibly damaged

What’s the difference between torsion springs and extension springs?

Both types of springs use tension and stored energy to help balance the garage door and enable safe and smooth door operation. Extension springs expand and contract while torsion springs wind around a metal shaft.

Extension springs are less expensive and last 7-12 years, while torsion springs are more durable and last 8-15 years. Have questions about which garage door springs are best for you? Ask our team!

Only one of my springs broke. Should I replace both springs or only one?

In our experience, if one of your garage door springs is rusted, stretched out, or broken, its partner is most likely not in good shape either. It’s best to replace both garage door springs at once to save time and money. This will also ensure the new garage door spring isn’t overcompensating for the old spring that can’t pull its weight!

DIY spring repair vs. professional garage door spring repair. What’s the difference?

The main difference between a DIY repair and a professional garage door spring repair is that a trained and experienced technician knows all the ins and outs of completing the repair safely and thoroughly. With Coney’s Garage Doors, you don’t have to worry about:

– Not having the right tools
– The door’s weight overpowering you
– Causing more damage to other parts
– Losing time and money

Save yourself the hassle and book garage door spring repair with the experts near Conway, Hot Springs, and Farmington, AR!

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