Plantation is mostly established 1960s to 1980s housing, with tree-lined streets and original doors that have been repainted far more often than serviced.
Those doors are often structurally fine and mechanically overdue: the springs have been replaced once, the opener is on its second unit, and the rollers are original.
Paint hides corrosion until the hinge gives way. On doors of this age we check the bottom section for rust-through, because that is structural rather than cosmetic.
Yes, with free estimates. Springs, rollers, cables, openers and full replacement.
If it has gone through the steel, yes: it is structural, not cosmetic, and the panel needs replacing rather than painting.
Usually. Raised-panel steel in standard colours covers most of the housing stock of that era, and we measure before proposing.