Determining whether it is cheaper to repair or replace a garage door depends entirely on the extent of the damage and the age of the system. Minor issues—such as snapping torsion springs, worn rollers, frayed cables, or broken hinges—can usually be repaired for a few hundred dollars, making repair significantly cheaper than buying a whole new door. However, if the door is severely dented from a vehicle accident, heavily rotted from long-term moisture exposure, or past its 20-year lifespan, replacement becomes more cost-effective.
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