If you are having an issue with your overhead door, your springs could be at fault. Does your door feel heavy? Is the opener unable to lift your door?

Garage door springs have their lifespan, and they do break pretty often. 

With a standard Torsion spring system, your springs are visible, and you can quickly identify a broken spring. However, with Torquemaster, the springs are hidden inside a metal tube, meaning you might have a broken spring without realizing that.

As a workaround for torque master spring failure, we can install a conversion kit and transform your spring system to a standard one. In this case, a homeowner can visually identify the issue and determine if they need garage door spring repair in the future.

Garage Door Springs and Your Safety.

Overhead door springs are tightly wound, meaning they are under a great deal of tension. Being under tension allows them to perform their primary duty, balancing your door’s weight making your garage door feel very light. We highly recommend you avoid DIY springs replacement, as it can be life-threatening for an untrained individual with little to no knowledge and experience working with garage door springs.