A practical approach to door repair and installation
A sticking door may need hinge adjustment, hardware or deeper frame repair. Check the cause before replacing parts so the finished door opens, closes and latches properly.
What to confirm in your quote
- Explain where the door sticks or fails to latch and whether the problem changes with weather.
- Share photos of hinges, latch, frame and the gap around the closed door.
- Agree on adjustment versus replacement, hardware sourcing and any finish repair.
Projects to discuss
- Interior door fitting
- Hinges and handles
- Weatherstripping and sweeps
Before you get in touch
Send photos of the full door, hinges and the area that rubs. Tell us whether the problem changes with the season.
Project questions
Should I buy a replacement door first?
Wait until measurements and the frame condition are checked. Slab and prehung doors require different preparation.
What does a project cost?
Pricing depends on the condition, materials, access and agreed scope. Share photos and details for a project-specific discussion; there is no automatic online quote.
PLAN THE DETAILS
Check fit, then finish
Record where a door rubs, whether it latches and what the frame looks like. Hardware adjustment, slab fitting and replacement are different scopes. Confirm measurements before ordering parts so the repair and finish work align.
Decorating & styling: connect hardware to nearby details
Repeat a handle finish in adjacent hooks or lighting accents. A painted interior door can be an accent, but keeping other nearby doors consistent often makes a hallway feel calmer.