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DIY Garage Springs KIT

  • What are the different types of garage door springs?
  • How do I know if my garage door spring needs replacing?
  • Can I replace a garage door spring myself?
  • How long do garage door springs typically last?
  • What is the cost of replacing a garage door spring?
  • Are torsion springs better than extension springs for garage doors?
  • What safety precautions should I take when replacing garage door springs?
  • How do I choose the right spring for my garage door?
  • What happens if a garage door spring breaks?
  • Can I use a universal spring for my garage door?

Do It Yourself Garage Door Springs Repair Kit

Now offering DIY garage springs repair kit that includes:

  • torsion springs
  • cables
  • pulleys
  • and torsion bars

Great way to save money

Here are the short answers to the questions:

1. **What are the different types of garage door springs?**
– Torsion and extension springs.

2. **How do I know if my garage door spring needs replacing?**
– If the door is hard to open, makes loud noises, or the spring is visibly worn.

3. **Can I replace a garage door spring myself?**
– It’s risky; professional help is recommended.

4. **How long do garage door springs typically last?**
– 7-10 years or around 10,000 cycles.

5. **What is the cost of replacing a garage door spring?**
– Typically $100-$300, including labor.

6. **Are torsion springs better than extension springs for garage doors?**
– Yes, they’re more durable and safer.

7. **What safety precautions should I take when replacing garage door springs?**
– Use proper tools, wear safety gear, and follow instructions carefully.

8. **How do I choose the right spring for my garage door?**
– Match the spring size and type to your door’s weight and design.

9. **What happens if a garage door spring breaks?**
– The door may become heavy, unbalanced, or not open.

10. **Can I use a universal spring for my garage door?**
– It’s not recommended; use a spring specific to your door’s requirements.

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