Spring Repair
Broken torsion or extension springs replaced and balanced, often the same day.
Massachusetts · 25 years of craft
Precision repair and refined installations for homes that deserve better. Family owned, licensed and bonded.
What we fix
Broken torsion or extension springs replaced and balanced, often the same day.
Diagnosis, repair and new opener installs, including belt and chain drives.
Snapped cables, off-track doors and bent rails fixed safely.
Measured, installed and adjusted, with old door haul-away included.
Dented or cracked sections swapped without replacing the whole door.
If the door is stuck open or shut, call and we'll get you secured.
What the door is doing
Most calls start with one of these. The link on each card is the service that matches that symptom. If none of them fits, describe the door on the phone and we will sort it out at the house.
A loud bang is often a torsion spring that let go, and the door can feel suddenly heavy afterward. Do not wind the spring yourself; a loaded spring stays with the technician.
A door stuck halfway, or hanging lower on one side, is often a cable that snapped. Do not force the door up or down, and do not pull a cable back onto the drum.
A grind or a thump each time a panel passes is usually a roller that has flattened or seized. The wheels stay on the door until a technician matches them to the hinge and the track.
An off-track door has left the rails and may sit at an angle, rub, or refuse to move. Do not force it back onto the track, and leave the opener alone.
A click or a hum with no travel can be the opener itself, or a door that has become too heavy for it. Stop pressing the button and let us see which one it is.
The visit
A garage door visit starts with a phone call, not a published price list. Work starts only after you have seen the written figure for the door that is actually there.
Call (781) 602-0737. Have the town ready, and tell the story of the door: stuck open, stuck shut, or only noisy, plus anything you already know about the spring, the opener, or the track.
On site we look at the door and write a free estimate before any work. The figure is for that door. Nothing is taken apart until you have it in writing.
After the repair we check the balance and run a full open and close. The door should travel evenly, and the opener should not be dragging a heavy slab, before we leave.
Details that help, when you already know them, are one door or both, torsion or extension, belt or chain, and a dented panel versus the whole slab. You do not need the part name. At the house the technician names the failed part: the spring, the opener, a cable, a panel, or the whole door.
Real customers
“A cable snapped at a most inopportune time. Elad was right on time, fixed the problem and made sure both doors were fully operational.”
“2nd time using the company. The owner goes out of his way and teaches you things along the way.”
“On time, removed the old door, installed the new one and even adjusted my opener. Fair pricing.”
“Prompt, friendly, and expert service! This was my second time using MassGarage and I appreciate how professional they are. They show up on time and do good work. The prices are reasonable.”
These four notes are customer testimonials. Google shows a 5.0 rating.
The company
Four facts we will stand on: the family, the years in the trade, the license, and the warranty on a door.
We are family owned. The person who comes out is on our crew. A customer note names the technician Elad, and that note is one of the four testimonials above.
Twenty-five years in the trade. That is the experience we state for repair and installation on house garage doors. We do not turn it into a count of jobs.
We are licensed and bonded. That is the credential we state on the work, and we will confirm it when the estimate is in front of you.
We offer a full warranty on doors. Ask what it covers when the estimate is written. The details are for the door being bought or repaired.
The work
These are the jobs a normal call turns into. Springs and openers are repairs. A new door and a panel swap are the two ways a damaged slab is handled.
The spring is what lifts the slab. When it breaks, the opener is the wrong tool to keep using, because the door is suddenly the full weight. We replace the spring and balance the door so it stays easy to lift.
Opener work is diagnosis first, then repair, or a new belt or chain drive when the unit itself is finished. We decide that at the house, with the rail and the door in front of us.
A new door is the job when the slab itself is done, not when a single section is dented. We measure the opening, install and adjust the door, and haul the old one away as part of that installation.
A dented or cracked section can come out on its own when the rest of the door is still sound. If the surrounding door is too far gone, the estimate calls it a replacement instead of a panel.
FAQ
Six plain answers about the storefront, the estimate, same-day timing, the towns, the door warranty, and the license.
No. MassGarage is a mobile garage door service — we come to your home or business.
Yes. We look at the door on site and write the estimate before any work. We do not publish a price list, so the figure is for your door only.
It depends on the schedule. Same-day service is offered when the day has room. Ask on the call if you need someone today, and we will tell you what the schedule can hold.
All of Massachusetts. We come to every town in the state. Walpole, Stoughton, Foxborough, Canton, and Boston are the five named on the original listing, not the edge of the map.
Doors are sold and repaired with a full warranty. What that warranty covers is explained with the estimate for your door.
Yes. We are licensed and bonded. We do not print a license number on the site.
Where we work
Based in Massachusetts. We come to towns across the state, and the visit is at your home or business. These five were named on the original listing. Every other town sits under one of the fourteen counties, on a separate page.