Garage Door Spring Repair

Garage Door Spring Repair Regina & Saskatoon


Garage door springs ​are one of the most critical components of your garage door, yet Homeowners tend to overlook the springs until significant problems apiaries. Springs that are appropriately sized and installed are crucial to having a well-balanced overhead door.

That, in turn, is essential to lengthening your garage door opener’s lifespan.
A garage door spring system may have visible springs, so a break is easy to spot. In the case of hidden garage door springs, a technician can identify the break and replace the system with a more practical spring system.

How Broken or Damaged Garage Door Springs Looks Like:
Broken spring coils may dangle loose, and the door shake, bind, or make loud noises when operating. A broken spring affects the door’s function until repairs are made

  

Garage Door Spring Replacement
We are always available for same or next-day garage door spring repair in Regina and its surroundings!

Derkson Garage Door Co, will install oil-tempered garage door torsion springs of the highest quality, per industry safety standards, ensuring proper function and promoting the longevity of your garage door system.


As garage door springs are under extremely high tension, any damage represents a great deal of danger. Never attempt to replace a damaged garage door spring by yourself; doing so can result in severe injury. Equally important, If you have issues with your garage door opener, this may be due to a garage door spring repair requirement.

If you suspect one or both of your springs are damaged or broken, do not hesitate to call us immediately for garage door spring repair—this is a safety hazard in your home.

How Torsion Spring System Works?
​When Winding up the garage door springs, we create the necessary torque to lift and lower your overhead door. By transferring the torque from the spring to the cable drums using the head shaft, we keep the garage door cables taut. Subsequently, we are using the tension from the springs to support the weight of your garage door. we do this by transferring energy from the garage door springs through the garage door cables.

When the door is opening and transferring to the horizontal tracks, the torque remaining in the springs allows the overhead door to stay in an open position.
​The high tension in the torsion spring system is what gives us the ability to lift and lower our door. As such, you will harshly feel any damage to this system.

How Long Do Garage Door Springs Last?
Your typical garage door torsion spring will last 10,000 to 15,000 cycles. A cycle is one opening and closing of your garage door. As we typically install springs together, we recommend replacing both when one reaches the end of its cycle life. The reasoning behind this is that the second spring should follow shortly. Not to mention, having springs in different conditions accelerates the wear and tear of the newer spring.