Explore springs, openers and hardware, or design a new door on a photo of your home. Not sure what you need? Call us with equipment details and measurements and we'll point you to the right part.
Oil-tempered torsion springs with a 2" inside diameter — the most common size on residential doors. Buy one, or save with a matched pair.
Spring sizes are listed as wire size × inside diameter × length. Measure the old spring before ordering — guessing leads to a door that won't balance.
If your door has two springs and one broke, the other has the same number of cycles on it and usually isn't far behind. Replacing both at once keeps the door balanced and saves a second trip.
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Genuine LiftMaster openers — the brand professionals install most. Chain drives are tough and budget-friendly; belt drives are the quiet pick for garages under a bedroom.
Professional-grade replacement hardware for residential and light commercial doors — the parts that wear out first.
Remotes, keypads, battery backups and myQ smart-garage add-ons. Most work with LiftMaster, Chamberlain and Craftsman openers made after 1993 — check the compatibility note on each item.
Pick a style, size, color, windows and hardware, then see it on a photo of your own house. Save as many designs as you like and request a quote on the one you love.
Prices shown in the designer are estimates. Your final price comes with a free measured quote.
Send us a photo of the old part, your opener model number, or your door size. We'll tell you exactly what to order — or quote the repair if you'd rather we handle it.
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