Garage door spring repair in Seabrook, TX

Seabrook sits on Galveston Bay along SH 146, next to Kemah and Clear Lake.

After hurricanes and strong storms, doors here can come off track or end up with bent panels, which strains the springs and cables. Bay air also rusts hardware quickly, so a yearly check is worth it.

Neighborhoods and ZIP codes

Calls are taken from across Seabrook, including:

• Old Seabrook
• NASA Parkway area
• SH 146 area

ZIP codes: 77586.

Signs your spring is broken

• A bang like a gunshot. A torsion spring holds enough tension to lift the whole door. When it snaps, the sound can carry through the house, often when nobody is touching the door.
• A gap in the coil. Look at the spring on the bar above the closed door. A broken torsion spring shows a clear gap of a few inches between two sections of coil.
• The door lifts a few inches, then stops. The opener isn’t built to lift the full weight. Without the spring, it strains for a moment, then stops or reverses.
• The door suddenly feels very heavy. Springs do the lifting, not you or the opener. With a broken spring, a double door can weigh well over 100 pounds.
• Loose or hanging cables. Lift cables go slack when spring tension is lost. They can jump off the drums at the ends of the bar and tangle.

If the door is open when a spring breaks, don’t pull the red release cord. The door can drop hard without spring tension.

Garage door repairs available in Seabrook

• Broken spring repairHelp when a spring snaps and the door won’t open.
• Torsion spring replacementMatched springs sized to your door’s weight and height.
• Extension spring repairSide-mounted springs on older and single doors, with safety cables.
• Opener repairChain, belt and wall-mount openers: sensors, gears, boards and remotes.
• Cable repairFrayed or snapped lift cables, and cables off the drum.
• Emergency repairDoor stuck open, stuck shut, or off its tracks.

Nearby areas

Kemah / Clear Lake / Pasadena  /  All service areas