This area sits in a cold-moderate climate band, which matters more for a 1995 door than people expect. Steel panels from that era insulate less than anything built in the last ten years, and the weatherstrip and bottom seal on an original door are long past flexible by now - that's where the cold gets in, not usually the panel itself. Springs on a door this age are also near or past their rated cycle count, torsion or extension depending on how the builder specced it. With 4,962 households clustered in roughly the same build era, the pattern repeats: original spring, original opener, a seal that's cracked and stiff. None of that is a sign of a bad house - it's just what 30 years on the same hardware looks like, and it's a maintenance call, not an emergency, if you catch it before the spring snaps.