Garage Door

In Macomb County, a single torsion spring replacement typically runs $185–$225. Double torsion springs run $260–$320. These prices include parts, labor, and a full balance and safety test after installation. Anchor Pointe publishes these prices online — no estimate theater.

For torsion springs, we strongly recommend replacing both at the same time. They were installed together and wear together. Replacing only the broken one means the second spring is likely weeks or months away from failure — and you'll pay two service calls instead of one.

No. Operating a garage door with a broken spring puts enormous strain on the opener motor and cables, and creates a real risk of the door falling suddenly. If your spring is broken, disconnect the opener and leave the door in the closed position until a technician can inspect it.

We service and install LiftMaster openers exclusively — they're the professional-grade standard. For installations, we offer three LiftMaster models mapped to our Anchor / Commodore / Captain packages. We also service most existing openers from Chamberlain, Genie, Craftsman, and others.

A tune-up is a full inspection and service of all moving parts — springs, cables, rollers, hinges, tracks, sensors, and opener limits. Most garage doors should be tuned up every 1–2 years. Our Founding Customer Rate is $49 (regular $79) — it's the most cost-effective way to catch a $50 problem before it becomes a $350 problem.

Yes, for most urgent repairs including spring failures, broken cables, and stuck doors. Call or text 586-690-4373 to check availability.

Yes. We offer 0% financing through Wisetack on qualifying jobs. You can apply in minutes with no impact to your credit score. We absorb the merchant fee — so the price you're quoted is the price you finance.