Question 1

How quickly can you fix my broken springs?

Accepted Answer

In most cases, we can repair broken garage door springs the same day you call. Our service trucks are fully stocked with the most common spring sizes, allowing our technicians to complete repairs in a single visit. For calls received before 2 PM, we typically offer same-day service. Emergency spring repairs are available 24/7 for urgent situations where your garage door is stuck open or poses a security risk. The actual repair usually takes 1-2 hours depending on the spring type (torsion or extension) and whether both springs need replacement.

Question 2

What causes broken springs in garage doors?

Accepted Answer

Garage door springs break primarily due to metal fatigue from repeated use cycles. Most springs are rated for 10,000-15,000 cycles (one cycle = one open and close). For a typical family using the garage door 4 times daily, springs may last 7-10 years. Other factors that accelerate spring failure include: rust and corrosion from humidity (common in Florida), improper spring size or tension, lack of maintenance and lubrication, extreme temperature fluctuations, and manufacturing defects. We recommend annual maintenance inspections to catch wear before springs break unexpectedly.

Question 3

Do you offer financing for new wood door installations?

Accepted Answer

Yes! We understand that a new wood garage door is a significant investment in your home. We offer several financing options to make your dream door affordable. Our financing partners provide plans with terms from 12 to 60 months, competitive interest rates for qualified buyers, and quick approval process (often same-day). We also offer seasonal promotions with special financing terms. During your free consultation, we'll discuss all available options and help you find a payment plan that fits your budget. A beautiful new wood garage door can increase your home's value by up to 4%, making it a smart investment.

Frequently Asked Questions

How quickly can you fix my broken springs?

What causes broken springs in garage doors?

Do you offer financing for new wood door installations?