Garage door repair in Pasco, WA typically costs $150 to $450 for a common repair, the same range as the rest of the Tri-Cities, with larger projects running higher. Broken torsion springs generally run $200 to $450 for the pair, cable replacement $150 to $350, opener repair $100 to $400, and a new opener $300 to $900 installed. What is worth knowing in Pasco is which end of the range you are likely to land on. Households here run their doors harder than average, because shift patterns at the food processing plants and the farms mean vehicles coming and going at hours when the rest of the valley is asleep. Springs are rated in cycles rather than years, so a door opening six or more times a day reaches the end of a standard 10,000-cycle spring in four or five years instead of nine or ten. On those doors, high-cycle springs at around $50 to $100 more are usually the cheaper choice over a decade. Airborne grit from the surrounding farmland also wears open-bearing rollers faster, which is why sealed nylon rollers come up often on Pasco calls.