High Point Garage Door Spring Repair Services
Don’t let a pesky spring wreak havoc on your garage door. Call (336) 434-3471 and hire the pros with 30 years of High Point garage door experience today!
Garage doors are one of the most used utilities in our homes, yet they are the least thought about. We just count on them to open when we hit the button and close while we leave the driveway. A broken garage door spring can happen at any moment and leave you without the use of your garage door.
With the help of our garage door spring experts at Triad American Door Company, this does not have to be the case. We work hard to ensure that you have the full use of your garage door no matter what! See what our satisfied customers have to say here, and call us to get same day services today!
What happens when your spring breaks?
The spring mechanism in your garage door is what holds the weight of the door. The spring itself is wound and/or stretched and is constantly under a great amount of pressure. Since the spring is what opens and closes the garage door, if it breaks you’ll have to open the door manually.
With professional repair services, you can quickly regain the use of your garage door. At Triad American Door Company, we are the leading professionals with the skills and tools needed to get the job done. We will be able to either repair or replace the spring to ensure that your door opens again in no time.
How long are springs supposed to last?
The spring used for your garage door should last you for at least five years. With that being said, the life of the spring can be affected by many different factors. This includes the amount of use, conditions of the garage, and maintenance performed. Without care, the life of your spring can be cut substantially. You can work with our professionals to schedule regular inspections in order to prevent being caught of guard by a faulty spring.
What are signs you need to replace the spring?
While spring repairs and inspections are always best if left for a professional to handle, homeowners can still get involved to get timely repair services. Some of the most common signs that homeowners can look for include:
- Rust - Rust is common on springs, especially in wetter environments. Rust can build up and increase the coil friction on a moving spring. With a rust build-up and the corrosion that rust creates, you are likely to have that spring break fairly soon.
- Cold - Just like your body feels stiff in the cold so does your garage door spring. Cold will cause the steel spring to get stiffer, causing the spring to more slowly, and eventually leading to its damage.
- Creaking - Aging springs will start to creak. The sound will be slight at first then get louder as the problem gets worse. Pretty soon the whole neighborhood will know when you’re coming or going, the noise will be so loud.
- Functionality - Whether your garage door is struggling to open, or you see that it is opening more slowly than usual, these are signs that the spring is not working at optimal conditions.
At the first sign of these issues, be sure to give us a call. We offer same day services for all customers in and around High Point, and can guarantee you prompt and efficient services.
Why hire a professional?
One sure benefit of hiring a professional to replace your garage door spring is safety. Without the proper knowledge on how to handle these issues, you can quickly find yourself in a dangerous and inconvenient situation. Also, with professional services you have peace of mind knowing that your spring was installed to the highest level possible.
At Triad American Door Company we work hard to ensure the 100% satisfaction of all our customers. As such, we will go above and beyond to ensure that your garage door spring is installed perfectly. We stand behind our work and will guarantee that we get the job done right, the first time.
When your garage door spring is damaged, trust the professionals with over 30 years of experience. Call our experts at (336) 434-3471 and find out about our same day service appointments today!
