Garage Door Company Serving Lombard, Addison, & Schaumburg IL

We partner with only the best manufacturers of garage doors and garage door parts so that you can rely on the best garage door possible.  Some of our favorite brands for garage doors include Clopay, Wayne Dalton, and Amarr. For garage door openers, we prefer LiftMaster, Genie, and Chamberlain. With any of these great door and opener brands, you’ll know you’re getting the best quality for your home.

We highly recommend to our customers that they convert their garage doors to standard torsion spring systems. Extension spring systems can be very dangerous. When an extension spring breaks, it can become a projectile and cause damage to things such as your car, motorcycle, or anything in the garage including a person or child. However, when a standard torsion spring breaks, the spring stays on the shaft mounted above the garage door. A standard torsion spring system runs smoother, is safer, and your garage door will require less service. We can perform your torsion spring conversion within one appointment!

If your garage door won’t open, the first thing you want to do is look and see if you might have a broken garage door spring. If you do have a broken spring, you need to call us for service. Broken garage door springs are dangerous so don’t attempt to repair the issue yourself or lift the door! We are centrally located so we can quickly be at your home to perform your spring repair and restore your garage. 

If you don’t have a broken spring, you can pull the emergency release and open the door manually to get what you need out. You can also try changing the batteries in your garage door opener remote. If this still does not correct the problem, call us for troubleshooting or service. We are always stocked with replacement parts to perform garage door repairs quickly.

A standard torsion spring with a break will typically have a two to three-inch separation in one of the springs. If you have a broken extension spring, a spring may be hanging down from the track or laying on the garage floor and your garage door may be slightly crooked. Garage door springs operate under a great amount of tension so it isn’t uncommon for them to break at the end of their life cycle. Please call to have a trained technician replace any broken spring on your garage door.