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Cross Roads Spring Repair

Garage Door Spring Repair in Cross Roads, TX

Most homes around Cross Roads and the 380 corridor are newer builds with sectional steel doors on a single torsion spring up top. When that one spring goes, the whole door is dead weight and the opener won't touch it. We replace torsion and extension springs — matched to your exact door — same-day. Call (940) 644-4376.

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Cross Roads Spring Repair

Torsion or Extension? It Changes the Fix.

The two spring types fail and get repaired differently. Here's how to tell what's on your door.

Torsion Springs (Up Top)

Mounted on a shaft above the door, these twist to store energy. They're the modern standard on newer Cross Roads homes — smoother, longer-lasting, and what most single-spring doors use.

Extension Springs (Along the Tracks)

These run above the horizontal tracks and stretch as the door closes — common on older or low-headroom garages. They need safety cables, and we add them if yours are missing.

Single-Spring Doors Have No Backup

A lot of builder-grade doors out here run one torsion spring to save cost, so a break leaves you fully stuck. We'll talk through converting to a balanced two-spring setup.

We Match the Spring Exactly

Wire size, inside diameter, length, and wind direction all have to match your door's weight. The wrong spring tears itself up fast — we measure and fit the right one.

High-Cycle for Busy Households

If your door is the family's main entrance and runs all day, a high-cycle spring lasts far longer than a builder-standard one.

Cables and Drums Too

A snapped spring often knocks the cables loose. We reset the cables and check the drums so the door tracks straight after the new spring goes on.

Common Questions

Cross Roads Spring Repair FAQ

How do I know if I have torsion or extension springs?

Look above the door: a spring on a metal shaft across the top is torsion; springs running along the tracks on each side are extension. Newer Cross Roads homes are almost always torsion. Send us a photo if you're unsure.

My door has one spring — should I add a second?

On a heavy or frequently-used door, yes. A two-spring setup is balanced and means a single break doesn't fully strand you. We'll quote both so you can decide.

Can you replace a spring the same day in Cross Roads?

Almost always — we carry common torsion and extension sizes on the truck and finish in one visit, with a free service call and a 5-year spring warranty.

Why did my spring break so soon?

Builder-standard springs are rated around 10,000 cycles — roughly seven years of normal use, less on a busy door, and our heat swings don't help. A high-cycle replacement lasts a lot longer.

Door Won't Open in Cross Roads?
It's Probably the Spring.

We match and replace torsion and extension springs same-day, with a 5-year warranty and a free estimate.

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