Adjust a sticking or sagging door
Hinges tightened or shimmed, strike plate moved, edges planed if needed.
Part of the list
Doors and trim
A door that closes with one hand again. We work on interior and exterior doors, locks and trim.
Doors move with the seasons and the foundation. Most that stick need a hinge screw, a shim or a little planing, not a new door.
What's included
Hinges tightened or shimmed
Strike plate and latch lined up
Edges planed where needed
Hardware tested before we leave
Job by job
What's included
Each is a standard job, with what's included.
Doors and trim
The door that sticks, the lock that wobbles, the trim that came loose.
Replace a door lever or deadbolt
You choose the hardware. We fit it and test the latch.
Hang an interior door
Pre-hung or slab, hardware fitted, gaps checked. Painting is a separate job.
Fix loose or cracked trim
Nailed, glued, filled and caulked.
Your text-back lists the price of each job on your list, and the crew confirms it before work starts.
What changes the price
Three things that move the number
New hardware or old
If you buy the lever or deadbolt, the price is the install. Matching a keyed set takes more time.
Size and weight
Solid and exterior doors are heavy, so hanging one takes two people and more time than a hollow interior door.
The frame
A door in a frame that has moved may need the frame fixed first. We tell you when we see it.
Questions about this part of the list
Do you replace a front door?
We hang a door in an existing frame. A new frame, a new opening or a security door is a larger job, and we tell you if it needs an estimate.
Can you re-key a lock?
Re-keying is a locksmith's trade. We replace the lever or deadbolt.
Do you paint the door afterward?
Painting is a separate job. A touch-up is on the walls and patches list.
Put it on your list.
Add it to up to four other jobs and we'll text a price for each.
Call or text (559) 555-0101. Monday to Friday 7 a.m. to 5 p.m., Saturday 8 a.m. to 2 p.m.