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Garage door spring repair · Renton & Seattle

Garage door
spring repair.
In balance.

A heavy door needs the right spring—not a harder-working opener. Wesley checks the complete system, sizes the replacement correctly, and gets your door back in balance.

Owner operatedPricing before workPuget Sound
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Replacement torsion springs installed above a sectional garage door in Kent.Spring replacement
Completed spring replacement · KentView this job story
Standard spring replacement from $245One spring installed · extra parts, labor, and tax may apply
5.0 out of 5 · 70 Google reviewsChecked October 29, 2026 · dated snapshot

Veteran owned. Family operated.
Based in Renton. Serving Puget Sound.

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Recognize the problem

When the spring goes,
the signs add up.

Tell Wesley what you see and hear. The symptoms help guide the inspection; they do not replace it.

01

A sudden loud bang

You may hear the spring break even when the door is closed.

02

The door feels unusually heavy

The spring may no longer be supporting the door’s weight.

03

It opens a few inches, then stops

A heavy or unbalanced door can strain the opener.

04

A visible gap in the spring

A separation in the torsion spring is a reason to stop using the door.

How it works

Good balance starts
with the right repair.

The repair is only one part of the visit. Understanding the cause and checking the finished operation matter, too.

01 /

Inspect the system

Springs, cables, drums, bearings, tracks, rollers, and hardware are checked together.

02 /

Size it correctly

Door weight, height, track layout, and spring setup determine the right replacement.

03 /

Replace the spring

The failed spring is replaced and the spring system is secured and adjusted.

04 /

Check the balance

Manual balance and full operation are tested before the repair is completed.

Inspection / clear options / approved work / operation checkQuestions along the way? Ask Wesley.
Original torsion spring system above Alea F.’s garage door in Kent, before service.
Before service
Replacement torsion springs above the same garage door in Kent, after service.
After service

A real local project

Two-spring replacement in Kent

Alea’s project involved replacing two garage door springs. These are the before and after photos supplied with that customer’s published job story.

“Despite the tight and cluttered workspace, he navigated everything like a pro”Alea F. · Kent · excerpt from the published review
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The complete system

A spring matched to your door.

Springs do the lifting. The opener moves a door that should already be properly balanced. That is why replacement starts with your door’s weight and configuration, and finishes with a balance check.

Clear options before work

Less guesswork.
More clarity.

Review your options, ask questions, and approve the plan with Wesley before work begins.

Standard torsion replacement

$245installed

One spring
Includes the $100 maintenance and labor fee.

Explore your setup

Extra parts, labor, and tax may apply. These are the standard torsion spring prices published on the current service page, checked October 29, 2026. Wesley confirms the final price before work. Spring type and door configuration matter.

A local owner. A real conversation.

Your garage door.
Our family’s
good name.

Work directly with Wesley, the owner of Trinitron Garage Doors. Practical answers, clear options, and pricing before approved work.

  • Veteran owned and family operated
  • Based in Renton, serving Puget Sound
  • Door and hardware checked together
Meet Wesley
Wesley, owner of Trinitron Garage Doors, holding a replacement garage-door hinge.
Wesley ZietzOwner & garage door technician

Before you call

A few helpful
answers.

Have another question? Wesley can help you understand the next step.

206-488-2678
How much does spring replacement cost?

Standard torsion spring replacement is $245 for one spring or $365 for two. These installed prices include the $100 maintenance and labor fee. Extra parts, labor, and tax may apply. Wesley confirms the final price before work.

Should I replace one spring or both?

That depends on the spring system, the condition of the remaining spring, and the door. Wesley checks the setup and explains the options before you approve the repair.

Can a broken spring damage the opener?

Yes. A spring that no longer supports the door can make the opener work against excessive weight. Stop operating the door and have the complete system inspected.

Can you replace the spring the same day?

Same-day spring replacement is available when the schedule and required parts allow. Call Wesley to confirm the next available visit.

Trinitron Garage Doors

Let’s get your door
back in balance.

Tell Wesley what happened and whether the door is open or closed.

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