Door repair

Repair the doorbefore replacing it.

Many sticking, sagging, rubbing, hinge, and latch problems can be repaired. Current service prices come directly from Exoserva; more involved work is quoted after review.

  • Current prices from Exoserva
  • One-door packages
  • Heavier work quoted first
Technical illustration of hinge, jamb, and latch alignment on an existing door
Technical illustration — hinge and jamb repair Service diagram

Can this door be repaired?

Many common symptoms have a controlled repair path.

The hinge side, the gap around the slab, and the latch position usually provide the first useful clues.

  • Sticks or rubs the frame
  • Will not latch or stay shut
  • Sags at the top corner
  • Shows an uneven gap
  • Feels drafty at the edge
  • Has loose or worn hinges
  • Has a misaligned lock
  • Swings open on its own
Technical illustration of deadbolt, latch, and strike layout on a door edge
Technical illustration — deadbolt, latch, and strike layout.Service diagram

Repair packages

Four levels for one existing door.

Current prices for eligible services load from Exoserva. The heavier levels are quoted after the door details are reviewed.

Prices load from Exoserva. No stored price is shown if the catalog is unavailable.

DR-010 Minor repair

Quick Door Fix

See current price in Exoserva

Current duration in Exoserva

Hinge tightening or adjustment, latch and strike alignment, and minor sticking or rubbing correction on one existing door.

DR-200 Better

Seal & Secure

Quote after door review

Scope confirmed before scheduling

Everything in the Door Tune-Up, plus expanded hinge or strike reinforcement, minor non-structural jamb correction, and labor to fit a compatible weatherstrip or sweep.

DR-300 Best

Restore & Protect

Quote after door review

Scope confirmed before scheduling

Everything in Seal & Secure, plus labor for a compatible standard lockset in existing bores and compatible threshold or minor casing protection work.

Scope boundaries

What fits the door service, and what stays separate.

We handle

Door systems within the reviewed scope

  • Hollow-core and solid-core interior doors
  • Wood, metal, fiberglass, and composite exterior doors
  • Slab, prehung, French or double, closet, and bifold doors
  • Hinges, alignment, latches, locks, jambs, frames, thresholds, trim, and weather sealing
Separate or excluded

Clear before work begins

  • Glass repair and glass replacement are not offered.
  • A door with a glass insert is welcome for non-glass work after a photo review.
  • Doors, hardware, paint, stain, delivery, and disposal are separate unless the written scope says otherwise.
  • Concealed or structural damage stops the work and needs a revised written scope.
  • We do not take on plumbing, electrical, drywall, tile or general remodeling.

Straight answers

Door repair questions, answered.

Do you repair doors that stick, sag, or will not latch?

Yes. Those problems are often caused by alignment, hinge, strike, or minor jamb issues. Photos of the gaps, hinge side, and latch help identify the right repair level.

Can you work on a door with a glass insert?

Yes, when the work is about alignment, hinges, hardware, the frame, threshold, trim, or weather sealing. We do not repair or replace the glass itself.

How does the online review work?

Start with your ZIP code, door type, and a short description. The request flow or the first reply will tell you which photos or measurements are needed.

Are doors and hardware included in the labor price?

No, unless the written scope says otherwise. Doors, hardware, paint or stain, delivery, and disposal stay separate from the published labor prices.

What happens if hidden damage appears?

Work pauses. The condition is documented and the scope is revised in writing before any additional work is approved.

Next step

Start with the symptom.

Tell us where the door rubs, how it closes, and which hardware is affected.

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