Door Installation, Maintenance and Repair

Yes. Doors may become misaligned over time due to settling, hinge wear, or temperature changes. We adjust or rehang doors to help them close smoothly, latch properly, and sit correctly within the frame, improving both function and security.

Yes. Over time, door sweeps and weatherstripping can wear down, crack, or pull away from the door, allowing drafts, moisture, or pests inside. We replace these materials to help create a tighter seal and improve overall comfort, especially during extreme weather.

Yes. We repair or replace interior and exterior door trim that has become loose, cracked, or damaged. Proper trim repair helps protect the door opening, improves appearance, and prevents further wear from moisture or everyday use. If you don’t have paint that matches the rest of the trim, we can provide a color match.

Yes, within limits. Doorbell issues often arise during door repairs or replacements, and we can address common problems such as loose wiring, non-working chimes, or outdated units. If a doorbell needs replacement, we can install a new one and make sure it’s securely mounted and functioning properly. We also install Ring doorbell. PLEASE NOTE: Doorbell wiring can be fragile. If there’s a break or short inside the wall, you may have to consult an electrician. 

Yes. We install, repair, and adjust both screen doors and storm doors. This includes making sure the door is properly aligned, opens and closes smoothly, and fits correctly within the existing frame so it provides the protection and ventilation it’s meant to. We can also help you purchase your new screen or storm door to ensure a good fit. 

Often, yes. If existing handles, locks, shades, or other hardware are compatible and in good condition, we can transfer them to a new door. We’ll let you know what can be reused and what may need updating. We also identify ways to confirm the fit, such as adjusting the hinges.

Absolutely. Sometimes the issue isn’t obvious, and that’s okay. We can evaluate the door, explain what’s happening, and walk through possible solutions before any work is done.