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- Little Neck, NY, USA
A snapped garage door spring can jam your door, slam it shut, or trap your car inside. Our licensed Long Island technicians repair and replace torsion and extension springs the same day, using correctly sized parts and a full safety test.
Your garage door spring counterbalances a door that can weigh 150–350 pounds, so a snapped spring almost always leaves the door stuck, dangerously heavy, or slamming toward the ground. You might hear a loud bang from the garage, see a visible gap in the torsion spring above the door, or notice your opener straining and failing to lift.
Our technicians first identify whether you have a torsion or extension system, then measure the wire size, length, and inside diameter and install the correct high-cycle replacement spring—never a generic close-enough part. Every repair finishes with tension balancing, a full hardware inspection, and an open-and-close safety test so your door runs smoothly and safely for years.
Skilled technicians who know your garage door inside out.
Fully licensed, bonded, and insured for your protection.
Delivering premium quality and reliable results for over 10 years.
Every job includes a thorough inspection of sensors, cables, and balance.Balance Testing
Garage door springs are under extreme tension, and DIY replacement is one of the leading causes of serious garage injuries. Fitting the wrong spring size also overworks your opener, cables, and rollers, turning a simple fix into a chain of expensive repairs.
Fast, professional spring repair restores your door’s balance, protects the rest of the system, and gets your home secure again the same day. Our Long Island team arrives fully equipped, installs commercial-grade springs rated for thousands of extra cycles, and backs every replacement with a workmanship warranty.
Earning our customers’ trust matters most to us. We focus on honest service, clear communication, and dependable results so every customer feels confident in the work we deliver and the service they receive.
Browse through our gallery of completed projects to see how the right garage door can completely redefine a home’s exterior. From high-quality emergency repairs to stunning modern installations, our hands-on work speaks for itself—combining flawless functionality with undeniable curb appeal.
When your garage door needs attention, every hour matters. Garage Door Pro Long Island is ready to respond quickly, fix it properly, and get your home back to normal without the hassle, hidden fees, or follow-up calls.
You don’t need to be a garage door expert—that is what we are here for. Before you spend time searching the web or trying a risky DIY fix, check out our quick guide to the questions our clients ask most. Simple, straightforward, and no confusing jargon.
Common signs include a loud bang from the garage, a door that suddenly feels very heavy or won’t lift more than a few inches, a visible gap in the torsion spring above the door, or an opener that strains and reverses. If you see any of these, stop using the door—running it on a broken spring can damage the opener and cables and is unsafe.
We strongly advise against it. Torsion and extension springs are wound under enormous tension and can cause serious injury if they release. Correct replacement also means matching the exact wire size, length, and diameter and using proper winding bars. A professional repair is safer, faster, and avoids the extra wear caused by an incorrectly sized spring.
If your door uses two torsion springs and one breaks, we usually recommend replacing both. They wear at the same rate, so when one fails the other is close behind. Replacing both keeps the door balanced, avoids a second service call within weeks, and is more cost-effective overall.
Most broken spring repairs take about 30 to 60 minutes. Because we stock common torsion and extension springs on our trucks, most Long Island calls are handled the same day—and your door is fully tested and back in service before we leave.
A standard spring is rated for about 10,000 cycles—roughly 7 to 12 years for an average home, where one cycle is a single open and close. If your garage is your main entrance, the door cycles far more often and springs wear out sooner. We can install high-cycle springs that last two to three times longer.
