GARAGE DOOR SPRING REPAIR / REPLACEMENT
Springs are the most likely parts to break on your garage door
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Why Do Garage Door Springs Break?
The lifetime of a garage door spring is based on the cycles. The minimum specification is 10,000 cycles. That means the garage door will go up and down on an average of 10,000 times before the spring breaks. The more you use your garage door, the sooner the springs will break, and need to be replaced.
Springs that Suit Your Garage Door Best!
Garage Door Springs come in different shapes and sizes, based on the weight of your door and the Length of the spring. If the wrong spring is installed; it would shorten the life span of the garage door and the garage door opener, and it would be more likely that they will break shortly after the replacement.
Garage Door Springs That Last!
The cycles garage door springs last are the key to measure their quality. The average garage door springs last are between 10,000 to 20,000 cycles. At Garage Door ASAP Service, we use springs that last up to 50,000 cycles. Call Us Now to Know More!
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Why is everyone telling you to change two springs while only one is broken?
It’s commonly known that if one spring breaks, it would be adding double the pressure on the other one; and that makes it most like to break fast. If you choose to change the broken one only; most likely the second one will break shortly after the replacement. So it is highly recommended to change both at once.
Is it better to replace the Garage Door Rollers when you replace the Garage Door Springs?
Garage door rollers play an important role in the garage door ecosystem. When they run properly; your garage door will operate more efficiently. The life expectancy of most garage door rollers is around 10,000 cycles. That’s why it is recommended that you get your garage door rollers replaced while replacing your springs. If you choose not to change them, it will have a negative effect on your garage door opener, adding higher pressure on it, and that decreases its lifetime.
Why you should never try to replace your own Garage Door Springs?
Replacing garage door springs is very dangerous because the springs are under tension. If you do not use the right tools and follow the safety procedures; you could seriously harm yourself, a member of your family or your property in the process.
