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 Custom garage door springs Custom springs for garage doors are specialized springs designed to provide the necessary counterbalance and support for the operation of a specific garage door system. They are typically made to order and tailored to the specific requirements of the door, taking into consideration factors such as the door's weight, size, and intended usage. Here are some key points to know about custom springs for garage doors: Function: Garage door springs play a crucial role in the operation of the door. They provide the force needed to counterbalance the weight of the door, making it easier to open and close manually or through an automated opener system. Types of Springs: The two main types of springs used in garage doors are extension springs and torsion springs. Extension springs run parallel to the horizontal tracks on each side of the door, while torsion springs are mounted above the door, parallel to the header. Both types can be customized to fit specific gara...

  Top 5 Signs Your Garage Door Springs Need Replacement June 4, 2023 Garage Door Springs   Garage door springs are vital components that provide the necessary counterbalance to support the weight of your garage door. Over time, these springs can wear out or break due to constant use and the stress they endure. Identifying the signs of worn or damaged garage door springs is crucial for maintaining the safety and functionality of your garage door. In this blog post, we will highlight the top five signs that indicate your garage door springs may need replacement. Visible Wear and Tear: Inspect the condition of your garage door springs regularly. If you notice signs of wear and tear, such as rust, corrosion, or visible gaps in the coils, it's a clear indication that the springs have deteriorated. Over time, the metal in the springs weakens, making them more susceptible to failure. If you see any visible damage, it's time to consider replacing the springs. Difficulty Opening or Clo...

  Why are my garage door springs covered in rust? In general, pool chemicals should not have a direct effect on your garage door, as they are typically used to treat water in swimming pools and not intended to come into contact with other surfaces. However, there are a few scenarios where pool chemicals could potentially impact your garage door: Corrosion: If pool chemicals are stored improperly in your garage, such as in leaky containers or near your garage door, and they leak or spill, they could potentially cause corrosion to the metal components of your garage door, especially if they are acidic or corrosive in nature. This could include garage door tracks, hinges, springs, or other metal parts, and over time, it could lead to damage or deterioration. Fumes: Some pool chemicals, such as chlorine or bromine, can release fumes or gases that are corrosive or reactive in nature. If these fumes come into contact with your garage door, especially if it is made of certain materials li...