A broken spring can trap your car in the garage — and it always happens at the worst time. We offer fast, same-day spring replacement using high-cycle springs built to outlast the one that broke. Before yours goes, try the tool below.
Your garage door spring isn’t rated in years — it’s rated in cycles (one open + one close = one cycle). Most break with little warning. Answer 3 quick questions and see how much life yours likely has left, when it may snap, and how much longer our high-cycle spring would last.
Each trip out and back counts as 2 uses. A busy family averages 6–8.
Not sure? Use the age of the door or your last spring repair.
Most builder-installed doors use standard springs. Not sure? Leave it on Standard.
Estimate only, based on average spring cycle ratings. Actual life varies with door weight, maintenance, rust and Indiana cold snaps. For a real assessment, have a tech inspect it.
The same door in Indianapolis — before and after. Drag the slider to swap a snapped builder spring for the high-cycle spring we install.

A real broken torsion spring (left) replaced with a fresh high-cycle spring (right) — done same day.

Builders install the cheapest spring that fits — usually a 10,000-cycle standard. When we replace yours, we fit a spring built to go the distance:
If the opener strains, hums, or lifts the door a few inches then stops, a broken spring is the usual culprit.
A sound like a firecracker or gunshot from the garage is almost always a torsion spring snapping under tension.
Look at the spring above the door. A 1–2 inch gap in the coil — like the “before” photo above — means it’s already broken.
If it slams down, opens unevenly, or is hard to lift by hand, the spring is failing or one of a pair has gone.
A wound torsion spring stores enormous force — enough to break fingers, hands, or worse if it lets go. Every year people are seriously injured trying to DIY a spring. It’s genuinely one of the few garage jobs we’d urge you to leave to a pro. Our techs carry the right winding bars, matched springs, and safety gear, and most jobs are done same day.
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On the job · IndianapolisSprings are rated in cycles, not years. A standard spring is good for roughly 10,000 cycles — about 7 years for an average family, but far less if you use the door many times a day. The high-cycle springs we install last two to five times longer. Use the calculator above for a personalized estimate.
It depends on your door and spring type, but most single-spring replacements are a few hundred dollars, and we’ll always give you the price before any work starts. We also offer financing through Klarna so you can pay over time. Call (317) 458-5557 for a fast quote.
No — and you shouldn’t try. Without the spring, the opener is lifting the full weight of the door and can burn out, and the door can slam down unexpectedly. Leave it closed and call us for same-day service.
If your door uses two springs and one broke, the other is the same age and usually close behind. Replacing both at once saves you a second service call and keeps the door balanced. Your tech will walk you through it.
Yes. Broken springs are our most common emergency call, and we carry common spring sizes on the truck. Call (317) 458-5557 and we’ll get you back up and running, often the same day.
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