Garage Door Springs Replace Both

Garage springs are under an extreme amount of tension and either stretch or torque providing enough force to help you move the door.

Garage door springs replace both.

Cost to replace garage door spring and cable. All dura lift springs meet the dasma standard rating of 10 000 plus door open and close cycles. Replacing both the cables and the springs runs 175 to 450. If you are having garage door springs replaced it may be a good idea to also inspect the automatic garage door opener and replace it if necessary.

The second spring will break it s just a matter of time which is usually within 6 months. A garage door opener that has been lifting and lowering a heavy door with aging springs may well be nearing the end of its life and it can be cost effective to replace both the springs and door opener at the same time. It is not uncommon to have two different size springs. If you prefer a matching set we can convert a mismatched set to a matching set.

A professional charges 75 to 200 for the cables alone but usually charge less when you combine them with your springs. You might also need rollers or drums replaced but it s not common. The dangers to be aware of during this replacement include falling garage doors activated. There are several types of garage door springs to consider when replacing them.

Extension springs can be replaced relatively easily by a diyer with basic knowledge of garage doors. You can also always call us at 260 691 3822. Both the winding and stationary cones are professionally installed for safe operation. If a garage door spring breaks should you replace both of them.

Install new or use this pair of left install new or use this pair of left and right wound torsion springs to replace broken sectional garage door torsion springs. Heavier doors may use two garage door torsion springs on one door and it s always best to replace both of them even if only one of them appears worn or damaged. If your garage door was originally set up with only one torsion spring then you are perfectly fine with having only one spring put back on the door. This is a question we receive very often and here s an honest answer.

Garage door springs act as a counterbalance to the weight of all garage doors making them easier to open and close. If your garage door has two springs pulling the door up then definitely have both replaced. When replacing tension springs it is recommended that both springs be replaced and matched because the older unbroken spring will have lost some of its tension from years of use.