Should I repair or replace my opener?
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AZ Garage Door Repair
“If your opener is under 10 years old, almost any single failure — board, gear, sensor, or capacitor — is an affordable repair, far cheaper than a full replacement. We only recommend replacement if your unit is 12+ years old, lacks modern safety features, or has multiple failing components.”
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