Jamie R.
Clintonville
You pull into the garage after a long day, tap the opener—and the door doesn’t budge. You test the button inside, still doesn’t move. More than likely, a worn-out spring is to blame. Garage doors springs can be dangerous as the coiled steel springs handle enormous tension every time you open or close your door. When one snaps, it not only strands your car but can shoot parts around your garage to damage panels, cables or even the opener itself.
“They had my new belt-drive opener installed in under an hour—and it’s whisper-quiet. Couldn’t be happier!”
Jamie R.
Clintonville
Common Signs Your Springs
Are Wearing Out
Over time, moisture and dust eat away at the metal. When you see rust—or tiny hairline cracks—your spring is closer to failure than you think.
A healthy spring moves silently. If you hear creaks, pops or metal-on-metal screeches, it’s a red flag.
Is it necessary to hold the button to close the door? This indicates that your door springs may not be functioning correctly.
Try lifting the door by hand (with the opener disconnected). If it feels surprisingly heavy, your spring has lost much of its lifting power.
How We Work:
We’ll measure spring length, wire gauge and cycle rating right on the spot—no guesswork.
There are 3 types of garage door springs we run into:
For both Extension Springs and Wayne Dalton Torquemaster Springs, we generally convert these to a torsion spring system for a variety of reasons.
Torsion springs are:
Torsion springs do have slightly higher initial cost but lower long-term cost due to the longer life and less frequent replacement.
Using the proper winding bars and locking tools, we release the old spring’s tension without risking a snap-back injury.
New springs—rated for your door’s weight and daily use—go on with exacting tension adjustments.
We run multiple open/close cycles to confirm your door moves evenly, quietly and meets safety specs.
Like car oil changes, garage door tune-ups prevent costly breakdowns & extend life.
Ask about our annual maintenance plans today!
Why Columbus
With more than a decade serving Columbus, we know how to serve our local community and help replace garage springs.
Our certified technicians:
If you need other repairs—like cable replacements or opener tune-ups—we handle those too. See our Garage Door Repair services page for details.
What does it cost to replace a
garage door spring in Columbus, Ohio?
Because no two doors are the same, we’ll give you a free estimate up front.
Factors that affect price: spring type, door weight, and how many springs you
need. You’ll always know the exact cost before we start.
We’re proud to install garage doors throughout greater Columbus and nearby communities. We work in many of the
following cities in addition to others in the surrounding area.
Most high-quality springs handle 10,000–15,000 cycles (opening + closing = one cycle). With basic maintenance—like a quick silicone-based spray twice a year—they often last even longer.
It’s tempting—but garage door springs hold extreme tension. One wrong move can cause serious injury or damage. We strongly recommend professional service for safety and peace of mind.
Yes. If your spring breaks unexpectedly, give us a call—even on weekends. We’ll get you back in and out of the garage the same day.
Absolutely. Our standard warranty covers labor for 90 days and parts are depending on the spring you choose and the manufacturers warranty.
Call Your Garage Door Pro at 740-899-6099 or book online for fast, reliable spring replacement across Columbus, Westerville, Reynoldsburg and beyond.
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