Door sticks or rubs
Hinges have sagged or the frame has shifted.
Entry and patio doors shift over time. Sticking, dragging, hard-to-lock and drafty doors can usually be repaired and adjusted rather than replaced.
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Hinges have sagged or the frame has shifted.
The latch and strike no longer line up.
Worn rollers or a dirty, damaged track.
Worn door sweep or threshold seal.
A properly adjusted and sealed door is more secure, easier to use and keeps heat in. Most door problems can be fixed.
Use our quote form to describe the problem and add a few photos.
We get back to you as soon as possible with next steps or a quote.
We come to you to measure if needed, then complete the repair.
I would like to say how impressed I was with the service given by George. A courteous and very knowledgeable person.
Usually, yes. It's most often worn rollers or a damaged track, which we can replace or repair.
Our focus is repairs, but if a door can't be saved we'll talk through replacement options with you and ensure you are directed to reliable local retailers.
A new sweep, weatherstripping, plus an adjustment so the door closes tight against the seals.
We repair windows and doors across Greater Saint John, including Saint John, Rothesay, Quispamsis, Hampton, Grand Bay-Westfield, Darlings Island and surrounding Southern New Brunswick.
Send a description and a few photos and we’ll help you figure out the next step.