Garage Door Springs
Garage Door Torsion Spring
The most common garage door spring system used today. Torsion springs mount above the door and provide smooth, balanced lifting for residential and commercial garage doors.
Ideal for:
• Most modern garage doors
• Longer service life
• Smoother operation
Garage Door Extension Spring
Extension springs stretch along the horizontal tracks and are commonly found on older garage door systems. They offer a cost-effective lifting solution when properly maintained.
Ideal for:
• Older garage doors
• Budget-conscious repairs
• Lightweight doors
Wayne Dalton Torque Master
TorqueMaster systems use enclosed springs hidden inside a metal tube above the garage door. These systems require specialized repair techniques and are often converted to standard torsion springs.
Ideal for:
• Wayne Dalton doors
• Enclosed spring systems
• Conversion upgrades
Understanding the differences between torsion springs, extension springs, and Wayne Dalton TorqueMaster systems can help homeowners make informed repair and replacement decisions. Explore the most common garage door spring systems below.
Garage Door Torsion Springs
The most common garage door spring system used today. Torsion springs mount above the door and provide smooth, balanced lifting for residential and commercial garage doors.
Ideal for:
• Most modern garage doors
• Longer service life
• Smoother operation
Garage Door Springs
Understanding the springs that lift garage doors. Select a tab below to find the image that matches your current set-up and a brief description of how it functiuons