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Broken Spring Repair

The most common failure. Torsion and extension springs replaced same day. Same day service, across Puget Sound.

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Broken garage door torsion spring with a visible gap above the door.

Garage door emergency

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A broken spring is not a wait it out repair. Forcing the door can bend a panel, so call for same day service first.

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Spring repairs, before and after

The same garage door with a new torsion spring wound tight and balanced after a Boost Garage Doors spring repair.

Snapped torsion spring above a closed garage door, with a clear gap where the coil broke apart.

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What this covers

Broken Spring Repair done right

Most issues can be repaired the same day. Here is what falls under broken springs.

Torsion springs

Torsion springs sit on the shaft above the door and carry most of its weight. When one breaks the door turns dead heavy and will not lift safely. Boost Garage Doors swaps in correctly sized torsion springs the same day so the door balances and runs like new.

Extension spring mounted along the horizontal track of a garage door.

Extension springs

Extension springs run along the horizontal tracks and stretch to counter the door weight on lighter setups. Years of cycling wears them out, and a failed extension spring leaves the door sagging or stuck. Technicians replace them in matched pairs so both sides pull evenly.

Safety cable running through a garage door extension spring.

Spring cables

Spring cables tie the spring system to the bottom of the door and keep tension under control. Frayed or snapped spring cables make the door jerk, hang crooked, or refuse to move. The crew installs fresh cables rated for the door so the lift stays smooth and safe.

Torsion bar

The torsion bar, or shaft, is the steel rod the springs and drums ride on. A bent or worn bar throws the whole door out of balance and grinds the bearings. Boost Garage Doors straightens or replaces the bar so the door tracks true again.

End bearing plate anchoring a garage door torsion shaft at the header.

End bearing plates

End bearing plates anchor the torsion shaft at each end of the header and let it spin freely. Worn plates squeal, wobble, and chew through the bearing. Replacing them quiets the door and protects the rest of the spring system.

Center bearing

The center bearing supports the torsion shaft in the middle of long or double doors. When it dries out or seizes the door groans and the shaft drags. Technicians fit a new center bearing so the door turns quietly and the springs last longer.