A snapped torsion spring stops a garage door cold — same-day replacement, licensed local contractors, free on-site estimate.
When one torsion spring breaks, the other has the same wear and is close behind. We replace both as a matched set so you're not paying for a second call within months.
Describe what's happening — bang, stuck door, uneven pull. We give you a same-day window and a free on-site estimate before anything's touched.
The contractor unwinds the old springs safely, measures your door's exact weight, and installs a matched pair rated for that load — not a generic size.
Door runs through a full cycle, cables and rollers double-checked, and the opener re-synced so it closes even and quiet again.
Kansas temperature swings are the #1 trigger — metal contracts overnight and a spring that's already worn finally lets go, often right at the coldest snap of the season.
Springs are rated for a set number of open-close cycles. Doors in Riverside and College Hill running original 1950s–70s hardware are well past that number.
Once a spring fails, the sudden slack can jump a cable off its drum. It looks like a separate problem but it's a direct result of the spring letting go.
Torsion springs are rated for a set number of cycles and both sides wear down together. When one breaks, the other is usually close behind — replacing both now costs less than paying for a second service call in a few months when it fails on its own.
Yes. Torsion springs are wound under heavy tension, and the tools to safely unwind and reset them aren't something most homeowners own or have used. Every year people are seriously hurt trying this — it's one job worth leaving to a licensed contractor.
Most Wichita-area jobs run in a set range depending on spring size and door weight. The contractor gives you a firm number on-site before starting. See our cost breakdown for typical ranges by job type.
Call now for a same-day appointment and a free on-site estimate.