
Torsion spring pair + cables
- Found
- Left spring snapped, right spring at the same cycle count, both lift cables frayed at the drum.
- Did
- Replaced both springs sized to the door weight, new cables and drums, rebalanced and reset opener limits.
Gahanna is home base for Garage Door Corps. From the older homes near Olde Gahanna and Creekside to the newer neighborhoods along Morse Road and Hamilton Road, we know the door styles, the builder-grade openers and the weather that wears them out.
Do not see your neighborhood? If it is in or around Gahanna, we almost certainly cover it. Call and ask.
Many 1970s to 1990s homes still have original extension-spring systems that benefit from a torsion conversion.
Newer builds along Hamilton Road commonly have builder-grade openers with no battery backup.
Rocky Fork Creek neighborhoods see heavier moisture and bottom-seal wear.



“He showed me the snapped spring on his phone before he said a word about price. Three options, all written down. I picked the middle one and the door was running in under an hour.”
“I got a written report with pictures of every part they checked, including the ones that were fine. Nobody has ever done that for me on any home repair.”
“Two other companies told me I needed a new door. Garage Door Corps found a frayed cable and a bent track bracket. Fixed both. The photos made it obvious they were right.”
“The opener was the problem, but he tested the door balance first to prove it. New belt-drive is silent and the app works. Clean truck, clean uniform, on time.”
“Said 'not today' on the second spring and he was completely fine with it. No pressure at all. Called back a month later and had him do it.”
Call now or pick a time online. You will know what is wrong, see the photos and have written prices before you decide anything.