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How An Torsion Spring Adjustment Works

Our approach to garage door repairs is simple and transparent.

Schedule A Free Diagnostic

Your service advisor will help find a time that works for you.

Get A Fixed Price Proposal

Once on site, our tech will diagnose your garage door problems and quote the repairs from a fixed price list.

We Perform The Work

If approved, our tech will start working to adjust your torsion springs right away.

Torsion Spring Adjustment Pricing

Prices range from

$189 to $600 +

Per Door

It costs $189 to adjust your garage door’s torsion springs depending on the type of garage door, the number of springs, and the size of your torsion springs. At Doorvana, our technicians quote from a fixed price list, meaning we’re transparent and more affordable than most garage door repair companies.

 

How to Choose The Best Garage Door Repair Company To Adjust Your Torsion Springs

When evaluating a garage door repair company before agreeing to their quote, consider factors such as their reputation, experience, and customer reviews, ensuring they are licensed and insured, provide transparent pricing and warranties, offer prompt and reliable service, and have knowledgeable technicians who can accurately diagnose and effectively resolve garage door issues.

Common Torsion Spring Adjustment Questions

What are torsion springs?

Torsion springs are the heavy-duty springs that provide the lifting power for your garage door. They are located above the garage door opening, along a metal shaft. These springs are tightly wound and store mechanical energy that is released when the door is opened or closed. This stored energy helps counterbalance the weight of the garage door, making it easier to lift and preventing it from slamming shut.

How do I know if my torsion springs need adjustment?

There are a few signs that your torsion springs may need adjustment:

The garage door is unbalanced: If it doesn’t stay in place when you lift it manually about halfway, it’s likely unbalanced. This means the springs aren’t providing the correct counterbalance.
The door is noisy: Squeaking, groaning, or banging noises when the door operates can indicate a problem with the springs.
The door is difficult to open or close: If you struggle to lift the door manually or feel heavy, the springs may need adjustment or replacement.
The door opens or closes too quickly: If the door slams shut or rises rapidly, the spring tension may be incorrect.
Visible damage: Look for signs of wear, rust, or gaps in the spring coils.

How often should I adjust my torsion springs?

Ideally, torsion springs should be adjusted every time the garage door is serviced, or at least once a year. However, if you notice any of the signs mentioned earlier, you may need to adjust them sooner.

Can I replace my torsion springs myself?

While it’s technically possible to replace torsion springs yourself, it is strongly discouraged. This is a dangerous job that requires specialized tools and knowledge. If not done correctly, it can lead to serious injury or damage to your garage door. It’s always best to hire a qualified garage door technician to handle spring replacement.

How long do torsion springs last?

Torsion springs typically last for about 10,000 cycles, which translates to roughly 5-7 years with average use. However, their lifespan can be affected by factors like climate, usage frequency, and maintenance.

What are the different types of torsion springs?

Torsion springs come in various sizes and types, including:

Standard torsion springs: These are the most common type and are made of galvanized steel.
Oil-tempered torsion springs: These springs are more durable and resistant to rust and corrosion.
Stainless steel torsion springs: These are the most expensive but offer the highest level of corrosion resistance.

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We deliver top-rated services for up to 30% less than our competitors.

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