A door that sticks, drags, or will not latch is almost always a hinge, frame, or humidity-swelling issue rather than something wrong with the door itself. We diagnose the real cause, adjust or replace hardware, and get interior and exterior doors closing and locking properly again.
Squeaking, sagging, or stripped hinges fixed or swapped.
Sticking or dragging doors adjusted or shaved to fit the frame.
Deadbolts, handles, and strike plates repaired or replaced.
Damaged or warped frames and thresholds repaired.
New seals for exterior doors to block drafts and water intrusion.
Track cleaning, roller replacement, and screen re-mesh.
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Wood doors and frames absorb humidity and swell during Miami's rainy season, causing sticking that often eases up in drier months. We plane or adjust the door so it clears the frame year-round instead of only fixing it temporarily.
Yes — usually a misaligned strike plate or a settling frame. We adjust the plate position or the hinges so the latch catches cleanly again.
Yes — track cleaning, roller replacement, and alignment are common fixes for sliding doors that have become hard to open or are off their track.
Yes. Impact-rated doors are heavier than standard doors, which puts extra strain on hinges over time — we reinforce or replace hinges to match the door's weight rather than using standard hardware.
Minor bends can often be straightened or the frame corner re-secured; significant bends usually call for a new screen door frame, which we can source and install.
Yes — worn weatherstripping is a common source of drafts, water intrusion during storms, and higher AC bills, and it is a quick, inexpensive fix.
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