Installations
Door Installation & Repair
Interior and exterior doors hung true — no sticking, no gaps, no draft. Hardware fitted to match.
A door that sticks, drops or won't latch is usually a hanging problem, not a door problem. Whether it's a replacement slab, a pre-hung unit or an adjustment to what's already there, the goal is the same: true, even, and quiet on the latch.
What’s included
- Interior slab and pre-hung door installation
- Exterior door fitting with proper weather-sealing
- Hinge, strike and latch adjustment on existing doors
- Planing and easing doors that stick or drag
- Handle, deadbolt and hardware fitting
Signs it’s time
- A door that sticks, drags or won't stay shut
- Visible gaps, drafts or daylight around the frame
- A latch that misses the strike plate
- A hollow or damaged door you want replaced
Hanging, adjusting and replacing doors is handyman work. Structural framing changes, new rough openings, and load-bearing wall work involve the right licensed trade.
Common questions
Can you fix a door that sticks instead of replacing it?
Often yes. Many sticking doors just need hinge, strike or edge adjustment. Replacement is only recommended when the door itself is damaged or the fit can't be corrected.
Do you install exterior doors too?
Yes — with attention to weather-sealing and a clean, secure latch. Exterior work is scoped carefully because sealing and security matter more there.
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