Loud bang? Door won't lift? We carry all sizes of high-cycle springs on our trucks for immediate, safe replacement.
Safety Warning
Garage door springs are under immense tension—enough to lift a 300lb door. When they snap, the remaining tension or improper winding can cause severe injury or property damage.
Please do not attempt to open the door manually or replace springs yourself.
It's simple metallurgy: extreme cold makes steel brittle. Combine that with the daily "cycles" of opening and closing your door, and metal fatigue sets in faster here than anywhere else.
Our "Arctic Grade" Solution:
We stock 99% of residential spring sizes on our trucks for one-visit repairs.
Located above the door
The standard for modern homes. These mount on a bar above the door header. We recommend upgrading to a dual-spring setup for redundancy.
Most CommonLocated along the tracks
Common in older Anchorage homes with low headroom. These stretch along the horizontal tracks. We always install safety cables with these.
Legacy StyleHeavy Duty Option
Thicker wire gauge and larger diameter springs that last 2-3x longer than builder-grade springs. Perfect for Alaska's climate.
RecommendedWe clamp the door down securely to prevent accidental movement while releasing tension.
We weigh your door to determine the exact inch-pounds of lift needed for a perfect balance.
We install new springs, cables, and bearings, then professionally wind them to spec.
We ensure the door lifts with one hand and stays in place halfway up without drifting.
Don't let a trapped car ruin your day. Our technicians are standing by with stocked trucks to replace your broken spring immediately.
Typical response time: Under 2 hours