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With over 20 years of combined experience, if you suspect your garage door springs in Brandon, FL need replacing or you’re constructing a new garage requiring new springs, look no further than the Local Garage Door Pros. We’re here to swiftly assist you in getting your springs installed, ensuring your garage door functions smoothly and safely.
Garage door springs play a crucial role in preventing your door from slamming shut or opening improperly. Trust our team of seasoned technicians with decades of experience and a track record of satisfied homeowners in the Brandon area. Don’t leave your springs in the hands of inexperienced technicians when you can rely on our expertise.
Typically, with moderate usage (approximately 4 times per day), garage door springs should endure for about 7 to 9 years. However, if you use your garage door more frequently, their lifespan could decrease to 4-6 years, while less frequent use may prolong it. Factors like high moisture levels in wet climates can hasten the accumulation of rust, leading to faster deterioration.
If you’re encountering challenges in fully opening or closing your garage door, noticing it feels heavier than usual, or hearing unusual creaking sounds, it’s likely time to consider replacing your springs. While some issues might be fixable with minor repairs, opting for a complete replacement could offer a safer and more cost-effective long-term solution.
If you’re encountering difficulty fully opening or closing your garage doors, sensing increased weight, or hearing creaking sounds during operation, it’s probable that your springs are the culprit. While certain issues may be remedied with straightforward repairs, in other cases, opting for a complete replacement is often the most economical and safest choice. Count on our team to assist you in identifying the most cost-effective long-term solution for your needs.
As you build or renovate your garage door system, you’ll need to think about what type of springs you will have. Here in Florida, the most common types of garage door springs are torsion springs.
Torsion springs are typically found mounted in the shaft above your garage door and help to keep the door properly balanced. When using the garage door, whether it be raised or at a middle height position, these are the springs that are used to keep it in place. If you are finding that your garage door doesn’t stay in place, it’s probably time for some new torsion springs.
Extension springs can be found either mounted above the door or on the sides. When you open or close your garage door, extension springs will either expand or contract. If there are any gaps between your coils, your springs could be starting to fail.
You never want to let your garage door start to age faster than your home. Contact us today to get a free estimate for your garage door spring installation and see the difference it makes to work with the best in the business.
At times, you may simply need to replace your springs without replacing the entire garage door. To determine the correct size of springs needed for replacement, several key measurements are required. These include the length of the spring, wire size, inside diameter, and wind of the spring (left or right). Accurate measurements are crucial for a successful spring replacement. Incorrect measurements can result in improper garage door function and pose a safety risk to users.
Fortunately, you don’t have to tackle this task alone. Our team of professionals is here to assist you with any necessary measurements and ensure that your springs are replaced properly and safely.
Occasionally, springs may not require replacement but simply need adjustment. Properly adjusted springs facilitate smooth and effortless movement of your garage door. However, if springs are not adjusted correctly, the door may not function properly.
For torsion springs, if your door is challenging to open or closes too rapidly, increasing the tension is advisable. Conversely, if the door fails to close fully, is hard to close, or opens too quickly, reducing the tension is recommended. Trust our team to expertly adjust your garage door springs, ensuring optimal performance and functionality.
Just as you would take your vehicle in for an oil change, it’s also important that you perform routine maintenance on your garage door. Here are a few maintenance tasks that you should perform seasonally to ensure that your garage door springs, and your garage door, operates at it’s best:
Don’t have the time to do routine maintenance on your garage for yourself? That’s what we’re here for! Just give us a call and we will send one of our professionals out to check out your garage and make sure it’s in tip top shape!
It really comes down to a) functioning and b) safety. If your garage door springs are not functioning properly, either is your door. And if your door isn’t functioning properly, you could be putting your safety at risk. Why?
Garage door springs are wound very tightly. In other words, they are under a great deal of tension. When they break, the result can be injury, either from the spring itself, or from the malfunctioning of the door.
Don’t put yourself at risk – professionals are just a quick call away.
Not all garage door issues require a professional. Just like a headache doesn’t mean a brain tumor, a squeaky garage door doesn’t necessarily mean a broken garage door. If your garage door is giving you problems, a little lubrication may be all it takes to make a big difference. If lubricant doesn’t help – then it may be time to call the professionals.
A Technician will call, 30 minutes before arrival.
Our professional garage door technicians are available around the clock for any emergency service you might have. Call now to discuss and get more info about our service.
