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A rusty bottom rail and a snapped spring are different jobs. Age alone does not choose between them.
In short. A rusty bottom rail and a snapped spring are different jobs. Age alone does not choose between them.
Rust along the floor line, bubbles in the paint, and a soft spot at a corner are wear on the slab. A bang, a heavy door, or a gap in the coil above the opening points at a spring. Describe the one you actually have.
Rust does not automatically mean a new door. One bad section can be a panel conversation when a match still exists. A slab that is twisted or rusted through in several places is a replacement conversation.
Salt air near the shore speeds rust on hardware. An inland door can still rust at the threshold from water and road salt. No claim is made here about a coating or a year of life.
Yes, if you want an estimate. Moving today does not mean the bottom rail is sound.
Not by itself. Rust on the door and a broken spring are different problems.