Garage Door Springs

Garage Door Co Lawrence is located in the beautiful city of Lawrence in Massachusetts. Situated by the River Merrimack, Lawrence boasts approximately 76,000 populations in this gorgeous area of Essex County. When local New Englanders have any sort of issues related to garage door, contacting the professionals at Garage Doors Company located in Lawrence will result in same day emergency service.

Repairing or replacing garage doors springs should always be left up to the experts. This is because dealing with garage doors springs on one’s own can be tricky and quite dangerous. Regardless of the type of spring your garage door uses, Garage Doors Co situated in Lawrence will be knowledgeable in fixing them. Some of the spring types we are capable of working with include:

•     Overhead door springs
•     Oil tempered springs
•     Galvanized torsion springs
•     Torsion coil trampoline springs
•     Extension springs

We specialize in garage door torsion springs replacement, extension springs repair, and all other types of springs. It doesn’t matter whether your garage operates on a screw drive, belt drive, or chain drive, our experts are familiar with them all.

To keep your garage doors working like new,

schedule regular maintenance as well as adjustments services. Regular lubrication is the final tune up for your springs of garage doors, and it keeps them running properly, which prolongs the life of your garage door.

It’s also a good idea to upgrade your current garage door remote. We offer a full line of remotes for garage doors, the most popular being:

•     Multi Code
•     Genie Intellicode
•     Liftmaster Security +
•     Clicker

Changing the remote control for your garage door can greatly increase the level of security in your residence. Trust our company for all the latest high-tech security features on the market.

Other services the expert contractors our company in Lawrence offer include:

•     Fixing warped garage tracks
•     Replacing sections of the garage door or installing a new one
•     Fixing bottom rubber or weather strips
•     Repairing loose or snapped cables