Worry-Free
Garage Door Spring Repair
in Lenoir City

Thorough Spring System Inspections to Pinpoint Issues

We start by inspecting your entire garage door system, focusing on spring tension, cable alignment, and hardware condition. This helps us determine whether one or both springs are compromised and allows us to identify any related damage that could affect your door’s movement and safety.

Safe, Professional Replacement of Worn or Broken Springs

Replacing garage door springs is a dangerous job that requires proper tools and training. Our technicians remove damaged components and install properly rated, high-tension springs that match the weight and setup of your door. Each spring is calibrated to ensure even, smooth lifting without overloading the opener.

Signs You Need Spring Repair

Not sure if the issue is your springs? Here are some of the most common symptoms:

• Door feels unusually heavy or won’t lift
• Loud snap or bang came from the garage
• Door starts to rise but stops halfway
• Door is crooked or jerky during movement
• Manual operation is difficult or impossible
• You see a gap in the spring coil

If any of these signs are present, stop using the door and contact Skylift immediately to avoid further damage or injury.

We Repair Torsion and Extension Springs

Different garage systems use different types of springs:

• Torsion Springs – Positioned horizontally above the door, torsion springs wind tightly to lift the door evenly.
• Extension Springs – Located on the sides, these stretch as the door lowers and contract as it lifts.

Each system requires specific handling, tools, and replacement sizes. Our team evaluates your current setup and installs the right springs with correct tension for safe, long-term performance.

Why Professional Spring Repair Matters

Garage door spring repair isn’t a DIY job. Springs carry hundreds of pounds of force and can cause serious injuries if handled improperly. Skylift technicians follow industry safety standards and use precision tools to:

• Safely remove broken springs
• Install new, matching components
• Balance the door to prevent strain on other parts
• Test for proper lift and closing action

We do it right the first time—so your door works safely every time.

Our Garage Door Spring Repair Process

Every repair begins with a thorough inspection. Here’s how we approach spring repair in Lenoir City:

1. System Evaluation – We inspect the springs, cables, rollers, and overall balance.
2. Spring Matching – We select the correct size and strength spring for your door’s weight.
3. Installation – Old springs are safely removed and replaced with high-quality replacements.
4. Balancing – We fine-tune tension to ensure your door lifts smoothly and evenly.
5. Full Testing – The entire door system is tested for safety and performance before we leave.

Is Your Door Still Balanced After Spring Repair?

Even after spring replacement, we carefully check and adjust the door’s balance. A properly balanced garage door:

• Stays in place when opened halfway
• Doesn’t slam down when released
• Opens and closes with even motion
• Reduces wear on the opener and cables

If it doesn’t meet these standards, we make adjustments until it does.

System Rebalancing and Final Adjustments for Long-Term Stability

After installing your new springs, we rebalance the garage door and fine-tune all moving components. We also check the rollers, brackets, and tracks for signs of wear. These adjustments extend the life of your garage door system and help prevent future issues.

Call Now for Reliable Garage Door Spring Repair in Lenoir City

Don’t wait for a spring failure to create bigger problems. Contact Skylift Garage Doors today for trusted garage door spring repair in Lenoir City. Call now to schedule your repair and restore your system’s safety and performance.

Book a consultation now!

Add-On Services to Keep Your Door in Top Shape

While on-site, we also offer system checks and minor repairs to improve the lifespan of your entire garage door system. Additional services include:

• Lubricating rollers and hinges
• Tightening loose hardware
• Replacing worn-out cables
• Inspecting the opener for wear
• Testing sensors and reversing features

This full-system approach helps you get the most from your investment.