Garage door springs almost never fail in dramatic ways at first. They don’t announce problems loudly. They don’t crack visibly or rust through overnight. Instead, they wear down quietly, coil by coil, cycle by cycle, long before anything actually breaks. That’s why spring-related failures catch so many homeowners off guard. From the outside, the door looks fine. It still opens. It still closes. The remote still works. Yet inside the spring, mechanical fatigue is building ever