Garage Door Torsion Spring Repair in Colorado

Power Under Tension. Precision Under Control.

Your garage door’s torsion springs carry the full weight of the door — silently doing the heavy lifting every time you press that button. But when one breaks? Boom. You're stuck, your door’s crooked, and your day just got a whole lot worse. That’s where Hughes Garage Door Repair steps in. We offer expert torsion spring repair services across Grand Junction, Pueblo, Longmont, Loveland, and Lone Tree, CO — with precision tools, fast response, and zero shortcuts.
📞 Call Us Now: (970) 293-2916
📍 Location: 225 N 5th St, Grand Junction, CO 81501

What’s the difference between a torsion spring and a regular spring?

Torsion springs are mounted horizontally above your garage door. They twist and release tension to lift the door. They’re more durable, reliable, and smoother than old-school extension springs that stretch along the sides.

We’re gonna be blunt: don’t even think about it. Torsion springs are tightly wound under extreme pressure—one wrong move could lead to serious injury. Leave this job to trained pros with the right tools and experience.

Most torsion springs are rated for 10,000 cycles (that’s one open and one close). For a typical household, that’s around 7 to 10 years. High-cycle springs can last longer if you’re opening and closing the garage multiple times a day.

The biggest red flag is a loud bang in your garage, like something exploded. After that, the door may not open at all, or it might lift unevenly or slowly, with the opener straining. You might also spot a visible break in the coil.

Yes. If one’s gone, the other is likely worn down too. Replacing both ensures even tension and keeps your door from going lopsided. Plus, it saves you from calling us again in a few weeks when the second one breaks.

Absolutely. We’re available 24/7 for emergency service anywhere in Colorado. Call us any time, and we’ll get your door back in action—fast.

Broken Torsion Spring? Don't Force It!

Signs Your Torsion Spring Needs Repair

Loud “gunshot” noise from the garage
Door won’t open, or opens a few inches then stops
Door is uneven or shakes during movement
You suddenly need major muscle to lift it manually
Visible gap in the spring coil

If you notice any of these, stop using the door and call Hughes immediately. Torsion springs are under intense tension and attempting a DIY repair is risky business.

How do Torsion Springs Work?

Torsion springs are mounted above the door, storing energy like a tightly wound coil. That energy counterbalances your heavy garage door, allowing it to lift smoothly. But over time, wear and tear causes them to snap — especially with Colorado’s extreme weather swings.

Why Hughes Garage Door Repairs?

Same-Day Service

We come prepared with the tools and replacement parts to fix it fast

Expert Technicians

We specialize in all types of garage door spring systems

Emergency Repairs, 24/7

No waiting till Monday—springs don’t care about your schedule

Precision Workmanship

We don’t just replace—we recalibrate and test for long-term safety

Serving All of Colorado with Strength & Speed

  • We’re local, we’re experienced, and we treat your garage like it’s our own. From residential garage doors to commercial overhead doors, we know torsion spring systems inside and out.

     

Our Torsion Spring Repair Process

  1. Thorough Inspection: We confirm the issue and check for additional wear or damage.

  2. Precision Replacement: We install a high-cycle torsion spring designed for your specific door.

  3. Safety Calibration: We adjust tension to ensure proper balance and function.

  4. Final Safety Test: We test your door’s full operation to confirm it’s safe and smooth.

Call Now Before That Door Falls Flat

A broken spring can be dangerous, unpredictable, and one wrong move away from property damage (or worse). Let the Hughes team fix it safely — with the speed and respect your home deserves.
📞 Call us at (970) 293-2916
🧰 Emergency service available throughout Western & Northern Colorado

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