Garage Door Spring Repair Temecula

At Ken's Garage Door Service, we are committed to delivering comprehensive spring repair services to our valued customers at a fair and competitive rate. We deeply understand the pivotal role that springs play in upholding the optimal functionality of your garage door.

Both torsion and extension springs are crucial components, as they contribute to the safe and smooth movement of the garage door along its track. These springs are responsible for facilitating the door's opening and closing actions. If a malfunction hurts the springs, this has the potential to jeopardize the secure operation of your garage door.

Don't hesitate to call us for spring repair.

Recognizing the indications of a loose or failing spring is something that is very important. Here, we are going to point out what to look for...

1. Visual Signs of a Loose Spring:

• Gaps or Spaces: One noticeable sign of a loose spring is the appearance of gaps or spaces between the coils of the spring. If you can see daylight through the spring or if the coils appear unevenly spaced, it may indicate a problem.
• Dangling or Hanging: In some cases, a loose spring may hang or dangle from the door's torsion tube. This is a clear visual indication that the spring has become detached or is not properly secured.

2. Signs of Impending Spring Breakage:

• Squeaking or Creaking Noises: A spring that's on the verge of breaking may emit unusual squeaking or creaking sounds when the garage door operates. These noises can indicate excessive stress on the spring.
• Door Imbalance: If you notice that one side of the garage door appears lower than the other when in the closed position, it may suggest that one of the springs is loose or damaged.
• Slow or Unusual Movement: A garage door with a loose spring may exhibit slower and more unsteady movements during opening and closing. This is due to the reduced support and control provided by the damaged spring.

3. When to Seek Spring Repair:

• If you observe any of the above signs or suspect a loose or damaged spring, call us. A loose spring can suddenly snap, causing the door to fall, which can result in property damage or even injury.
• Regular Maintenance: To prevent unexpected spring failures, consider scheduling regular garage door maintenance, including spring inspection and lubrication. 
• Age of Springs: Generally, garage door springs have a limited lifespan. If your springs are nearing or exceeding their expected timeframe, it's wise to consider replacing them.  

Why not call Ken's Garage Door Service right now?