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Broken torsion or extension spring? Your garage door won't move safely without it. We carry all sizes and replace them the same day — safely and affordably.
Garage door springs are under extreme tension (up to 300 lbs of force). Attempting DIY repairs without proper tools and training can cause serious injury or death. Call iRepair and we'll have it fixed safely the same day.
Torsion springs sit above the door and are the most common type. We replace single and double torsion spring systems for all door sizes.
Extension springs run along the sides of the track. We replace worn or broken extension springs and install safety cables to prevent injury if they snap again.
We carry a wide inventory of spring sizes so there's no waiting on parts — your door gets fixed in a single visit.
Every extension spring replacement includes safety cable installation — a critical safety feature that prevents the spring from flying if it breaks.
Call in the morning and we'll have your door working by the end of the day. We know a broken spring means you can't leave your garage.
After replacing your spring, we balance and test the door, lubricate all moving parts, and adjust the opener settings for smooth operation.
Karen Martinez left us 5 stars after her spring repair: "Great service. They were able to come the same day I called and fix my broken spring. Work was done quick and cleanly."
Tell us what happened — door stuck, loud snap, or won't open. We'll schedule you the same day.
We identify the spring type, measure for correct replacement size, and give you a clear price.
Professional winding and installation — safely releasing old spring tension and installing the new spring.
We balance the door, test auto-reverse, and make sure everything runs smoothly before we leave.
Signs include: a loud bang from the garage (the spring snapping), door that won't open or opens only partially, visible gap in the coil above the door, or a door that feels extremely heavy when lifted manually.
We recommend replacing both springs at the same time. Springs wear at the same rate, so if one breaks, the other will likely fail soon. Replacing both saves you a second service call and ensures balanced tension on your door.
Standard springs are rated for about 10,000 cycles (one open + one close = one cycle). For most families that's 7–10 years. High-cycle springs rated for 25,000+ cycles are available if you want longer life.
No — operating a garage door with a broken spring puts excessive strain on the opener motor and cables, and can cause additional damage. Keep the door closed and call us for same-day service.
Call iRepair now — same-day spring replacement anywhere in San Antonio.