Pacifica Garage Door Spring Repair

Your garage door's springs bear the weight of the door and let it open and close smoothly. When you notice signs of spring damage, it's essential to take immediate action to preserve the safe operation of your garage door. Here's what you should do at the first sign of spring damage:

Visual Inspection: Start by visually inspecting your garage door springs. Look for deformation or any space, gap or other damage indications. Springs can become worn out over time due to frequent use, so it's crucial to examine them regularly for any issues.

Listen for Unusual Noises: Pay attention to any unusual sounds when opening or closing your garage door. If you hear grinding, squeaking, or snapping noises, it could be a sign of spring damage or imminent failure.

Test Balance: Test the balance of your garage door by disconnecting the automatic opener (if you have one) and manually lifting the door halfway. If the door doesn't stay in place or feels imbalanced, it's an indication that the springs may be compromised.

Do Not Attempt to Open or Close the Door: If you suspect spring damage, avoid using the garage door until it has been inspected and repaired by our mobile team. Attempting to operate the door with damaged springs can lead to further damage and pose a safety risk.

If you notice the first signs of spring damage on your garage door, it's essential to act promptly and prioritize safety. Call on us for service.

Why not call on our mobile company, Pacifica Garage And Opener, for an appointment right now? We will put in our best effort to assist you and to make sure your garage door and all its parts are working efficiently, especially the torsion and extension springs.