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Your garage door weighs hundreds of pounds. Springs do the heavy lifting so your opener doesn’t have to. They keep the door balanced, make opening and closing smooth, and protect the motor from early burnout. Without properly working springs, your garage door becomes unsafe, unreliable, and can damage the opener system.

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Lift Cables

  • Attach to the bottom of the door and wind around drums.
  • Work with torsion springs to lift and lower the door smoothly.
  • Provide balanced lifting for most modern garage doors.
  • Durable and long-lasting with proper maintenance.

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Safety Cables

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  • Run through extension springs to prevent them from flying off if the spring breaks.
  • Provide an important safety backup for older extension spring systems.
  • Protect your family, vehicle, and property from injury or damage.
  • Should be installed and maintained by professionals for reliable safety.

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How Do Garage Door Cables Work?>
Garage door cables run along the sides of your door and wind around drums to lift and lower the door. They work together with torsion or extension springs to handle the heavy weight of the door and keep it balanced. When the door opens, the cables wrap around the drums; when it closes, they unwind. Over time, cables can fray, rust, or stretch from regular use and exposure to moisture.

Most cables are designed to last for thousands of open and close cycles, but they can wear out sooner if the door isn’t maintained or if the springs are out of balance. Regularly inspecting and replacing worn cables helps prevent sudden failures and keeps your family, vehicles, and property safe.]

  • Door hangs unevenly or appears crooked.
  • Frayed or broken cables visible along the sides of the door.
  • Door jerks, shakes, or moves in a choppy manner when opening or closing.
  • Scraping or grinding noises from the cables or drums.
  • Door slams shut or drops too quickly because cables stretched or snapped.

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Garage door springs are under extreme tension enough to cause severe injury or property damage if handled improperly. DIY attempts often lead to:

  • Serious injuries from springs snapping loose.
  • Incorrect sizing or installation that damages your door.
  • Lost time, wasted money, and unsafe results.

Don’t risk it. Our technicians have the tools, training, and experience to safely replace and balance springs the first time.

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Here’s what you can expect when you call us:

  • Full system inspection and safety check.
  • Proper spring sizing and cycle rating for your door.
  • Professional installation using the right tools.
  • Balance, tension, and safety calibration.
  • Warranty on parts and workmanship.

How long do garage door springs last?

Most springs last 7–10 years or 10,000–15,000 cycles, depending on usage.

How much does spring replacement cost?

Pricing depends on the type, size, and door configuration. We’ll inspect your system and provide a written estimate before starting work.

Can I replace just one spring?

We recommend replacing both springs together to keep the door balanced and avoid another failure soon after.

How quickly can you replace my spring?

In most cases, we offer same-day service in Seattle and nearby areas.

Do you offer warranties?

Yes. All parts we install come with manufacturer warranties, and our workmanship is guaranteed.

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