A door built or installed in the 1984 median window is old enough that the torsion spring has usually been swapped at least once, and the opener is either the original chain-drive unit on its last legs or a mid-2000s replacement that's starting to grind. That's the pattern we see most from Deer Park and Galena Park (both under 10 miles) out through Channelview and Highlands (10-12 miles) - houses from the same construction wave failing in the same order: springs first, then rollers, then the opener logic board.
The climate band here is mild with occasional freeze, not the deep-freeze stuff that cracks concrete slabs, but enough that a cold snap a few times a winter will seize a dry roller or snap a spring that was already fatigued. We see that across the whole service area, from Seabrook and Kemah on the water out to Crosby and Sheldon inland. Salt air and humidity near the bay towns - Bacliff, San Leon, Morgan's Point - tend to rust hardware faster than it does further inland, which shows up as frozen rollers and pitted track bolts before the spring itself ever goes.