Service Highlights
- Fast securing of exterior doors
- Hinge, strike and latch repair
- Weatherproofing after repair
- Steel, wood and aluminum doors
- Temporary securing when parts are on order
A door that cannot be closed or locked is a security and weather problem at the same time. We aim to make it safe first, then repair it properly.
Who calls us about this
- A door has dropped and drags on the floor.
- The latch no longer catches the strike.
- A hinge has torn out of the frame.
- Weather or an impact has bent the door.
How the visit goes
- We inspect the door, frame, hinges and lock.
- We explain the cause and the options.
- We repair or secure the door.
- We test the lock and the seal and give you care tips.
What we look at
- Hinges, screws and the door’s alignment
- Latch and strike condition
- Damage to the door edge or frame
- Weatherstrip and threshold gaps
What affects the price
Whether the door needs adjustment or parts, the material of the door, and the time of day.
Before you call
Take a photo of the damage. If the door will not close, tell us how it is being held shut now.
When this is not the right fix
A rotted frame or a door that is delaminating may not be worth repairing. We will tell you if replacement is the sensible answer.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can you make a door safe overnight if the part is not available?
Often yes. We can secure the door with temporary hardware and return with the correct part.
Do you replace whole doors?
We can repair most doors and install some replacements. For custom or large replacement doors, we will refer you to a door supplier if that is the better route.