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A Plus Garage Door Repair Highlights Critical Safety Concerns with High-Tension Spring Systems
A Plus Garage Door Repair states torsion springs typically last 10,000 cycles, advising homeowners to seek professional inspection for wear to avoid hazardous failures.
- On Sunday, Lehi-based Plus Garage Door Repair warned that high-tension Spring systems pose critical safety risks across Utah, as sudden failure can trap vehicles or damage property.
- Spring systems support Garage doors weighing up to 400 pounds and are rated for approximately 10,000 cycles, roughly ten years of typical residential use, though climate and maintenance significantly affect lifespan.
- Signs of wear include rust, gaps between coils, or a crooked door appearance, while a loud bang typically signals complete Spring failure and requires immediate Professional attention.
- CEO Carrie Kelsch warns, "When garage door springs fail, many homeowners underestimate the complexity and danger involved in replacement," emphasizing that untrained repairs risk serious injury without specialized equipment.
- With over 27,000 five-star reviews, Plus Garage Door Repair has established regional credibility and offers emergency services throughout Lehi and Utah, using specialized safety equipment for both residential and commercial systems.
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A Plus Garage Door Repair Highlights Critical Safety Concerns with High-Tension Spring Systems
·Cherokee County, United States
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