Westchester County, NY · Residential Only

Garage Door Spring Replacement in Westchester County, NY

A snapped garage door spring is the single most common reason we get called — and the single most dangerous DIY in your garage. We replace torsion and extension springs across Westchester County, bundled with a full safety check of your cables, drums, and bearings — and we respond to every call the same day.

What This Service Includes

Torsion spring replacement (full overhaul — always replace in pairs)
Extension spring replacement and conversion to torsion
High-cycle spring upgrades for daily-use garages
Cables, drums, and end-bearing plates inspected and replaced if needed
Balance test and opener force calibration
1-year warranty on parts AND labor

Signs You Need This Service

A loud BANG from the garage (that's the spring snapping)
Door won't lift more than a few inches
Opener strains and reverses
Gap visible in the torsion spring above the door
Door is heavy or uneven by hand

Our Process

Stop using the opener immediately. Lifting a heavy door with a broken spring can burn out your motor or snap a cable.
Call us. We'll respond the same day and schedule a time that works for you.
Diagnosis. We confirm spring type (torsion vs extension), measure wire size and length, and quote a flat price.
Replacement. Always in pairs (if one broke, the other is right behind it). Wound to spec, balanced, and tested.
Walk-through & warranty. 1 year on parts and labor.

Brands We Install

IDC · Industrial Spring · DURA-LIFT

The Got A Guy Guarantee

Every repair is backed by a 1-year warranty on parts and labor. Every new motor — 1-year warranty. The national franchises offer 90 days. We offer 4× longer because we install better, the first time.

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FAQs

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I replace a garage door spring myself?

Please don't. A torsion spring carries hundreds of pounds of stored energy. Improper handling causes serious injuries and ER visits every year. We carry the right tools and the right parts — and we do this every day.

If one spring broke, do I have to replace both?

Yes — always in pairs. They're installed together, they wear together, and if one just snapped the other is right behind it. Replacing one is the false economy that brings us back in 60 days.

How long do garage door springs last?

Standard springs are rated for ~10,000 cycles (about 7–10 years on average use). High-cycle springs are rated 20,000–30,000 cycles. If you use your garage as a primary entry, ask us about high-cycle.

Do you offer same-day response for spring repairs?

Yes — we respond to every call the same day and schedule your repair at a time that works for you.

What does a broken spring sound like?

A loud BANG — homeowners often think a shelf fell or a car hit the house. If you hear that sound and the door won't open, it's almost always a spring.

Can my opener lift the door if the spring is broken?

It can try, and it will burn out. Don't use the opener. Pull the red emergency release if you need the door open, lift it manually with help, prop it open, and call us.