
Frayed or broken cables
Full cable replacement with matched drums and hardware.
Cable and drum repairs by Leo, owner and technician at LTA — fast, safe, and done right throughout Dunnville.
Safety warning: Garage door cables work under extreme tension with the springs. Do not adjust or replace them yourself — call a professional to avoid serious injury.

Leo explains how the cable, drum, and torsion shaft work together to lift the door. When the shaft turns, the drum winds the steel lift cable into its grooves and raises the door evenly on both sides.
If a cable slips out of those grooves, frays, or loses tension after a spring failure, the door can sit crooked, jam partway open, or drop unevenly — all signs to stop using the door and call for repair.
Snapped Garage Door Cable from Rust | Leo Explains Why | LTA Garage Doors
Leo greets as LTA Garage Doors. A customer called with a cable snapped on the right side of the door. He shows the frayed cable at the hook, notes rust contributing to the snap, warns viewers not to touch the door in the same situation, and says to call a professional to install a new cable, recommend a new bottom bracket, tune the door, and lubricate.

Full cable replacement with matched drums and hardware.

Safe re-termination and tension restoration by pros.

Diagnostics for cable length, spring balance, and drums.

Priority response when the door is stuck or unsafe.

We examine cables, drums, springs, and bottom fixtures.

We replace or reseat cables with correct winding and tension.

We balance the door and verify smooth, safe travel.
If the cable is frayed, off the drum, or lifting the door unevenly, we will book the right repair fast.