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Quiet Garage Doors is proud to offer spring repair! Garage door springs typically appear as long, coiled metal components. They are usually located above the garage door, parallel to the horizontal tracks. There are two main types of springs used in garage doors: extension springs and torsion springs.
Extension springs are typically attached to cables and run along the sides of the door. Torsion springs, on the other hand, are mounted horizontally above the door opening. Both types of springs are designed to store and release tension, counterbalancing the weight of the door and assisting in its smooth operation. When they need repair, we want you to know that you can call on us! We are here to offer spring repair anywhere in West Covina!
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If you have concerns about the condition of your garage door springs, don't hesitate to reach out to us. As mentioned earlier, torsion and extension springs are subjected to high tension. We provide repair and replacement services for both types of springs, as we prioritize the smooth and efficient operation of your garage door.
Our team is mobile, so we come to you and we are skilled in handling torsion and extension spring repairs. Additionally, we understand the urgency of getting your garage door back up and running promptly. That's why we offer 24/7 emergency services specifically for torsion and extension spring repair or replacement. You can call on us when assistance is needed.
Don't put your safety at risk by attempting to repair or replace your garage door springs yourself. You can call on us!
When a garage door spring forms a gap or space, it typically indicates a problem that requires attention. Garage door springs, whether torsion or extension, are tightly coiled and under significant tension to counterbalance the weight of the door. Over time, due to wear and tear or excessive stress, springs can experience issues that lead to the formation of gaps.
One potential cause of spring gaps is spring fatigue. Springs endure repeated cycles of stretching and contracting every time the garage door opens and closes. Eventually, this constant movement can cause the spring to weaken, resulting in gaps or spaces within the coils.
Another possible reason for spring gaps is rust or corrosion. Moisture and exposure to the elements can lead to deterioration of the spring's surface, weakening its structural integrity and causing gaps to form.
When a spring develops a gap, it compromises the proper functioning of the garage door. The gap may lead to uneven or jerky movements, difficulty in opening or closing the door, or even complete failure of the spring.
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