Citrus era openings under long, steady summer heat
These four cities run older than a lot of what surrounds them, back to the citrus era, and Redlands in particular is full of Victorian and Craftsman houses whose detached garages were framed for a Model A rather than a crew cab truck. Riverside and San Bernardino mix those early neighborhoods with postwar tracts and newer subdivisions, so on one street we are fitting a door to an undersized original opening and on the next we are swapping a standard sixteen foot double. Yucaipa sits higher against the Crafton Hills and cools off at night, but summer heat across all four is long and steady, and that is what takes torsion springs and opener motors out.
Two different jobs share these four cities. On the citrus era streets, a replacement door has to be sized and framed to an opening built for a much smaller car. On the postwar and newer streets it is the routine work, torsion springs and opener motors giving out after another long summer.
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