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Garage Door Spring Replacement Chicago

Garage Door Spring Replacement

Garage door springs are one of the most common garage door repairs. Generally, Springs last a long time until finally they don't. We've got you covered.

A spring breaking is very loud. If you hear a loud bang when opening or closing your garage door, it’s probably a broken spring. The springs of your garage door are dangerous; do not be tempted to repair the garage doors spring on your own because it could lead to serious injury.  This repair is one that should definately be left to a professional garage door technician, not a DIY.

You’ll want to replace all of your garage door springs at the same time. If one torsion spring broke, there is an extremely high chance of the other side going as well.

Additionally, having a new and old spring together can throw off the balance of the door. You’ll quickly shorten the life expectancy of your garage door opener and you don’t want this to occur.

Give Genco Garage Door a call at (312) 313-0041 for same day, low-cost garage door spring replacement.

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Torsion Springs runs across a bar at the top of the inside of the garage door. The spring is wound and under immense tension. It’s the tension of the torsion spring lifts the heavy garage door.

Torsion springs are designed to last for about 10,000 cycles, or about 10-12 years of normal use. The springs of your garage door are actually part of the door itself and not the door opener. Garage door springs support the entire weight of the garage door. The springs are wound or stretched under pressure, tightening and loosening as you close and open the garage door.

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Broken extension spring
Extension: Springs are on either side of the door, perpendicular to it. These springs act like big, steel rubber bands, stretching as the garage door is lowered. The natural tendency of the stretched spring is to lift the door.

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