Door repairs, hardware, and window screens
Fix a sticking door, replace worn hardware, or repair a torn window screen. A photo of the whole door or window helps show how the damaged part fits.
Doors and windows
Door repair and adjustment
Adjust rubbing doors, loose hinges, and latches that will not catch.
Interior door installation
Install a bedroom, bathroom, or closet door that fits the opening.
Door lock and hardware replacement
Replace worn handles, latches, and compatible door locksets.
Window screen repair
Replace torn screen mesh and check the frame and retaining parts.
Door weather stripping
Replace worn door seals and sweeps with compatible materials.
Identify the part before replacing it
Show the hinges, latch, track, seal, or screen frame along with the full opening. Mention new movement or material damage. Glass replacement and major frame reconstruction are not included in these small repair services.
Choose the page by the problem at the opening
If a door rubs or fails to latch, start with adjustment rather than assuming it needs a new panel. A planned lock change is a hardware request, while a torn window screen concerns mesh and frame components. Photographs of the complete opening help distinguish the small part from its supporting material.
Door installation pages cover an interior slab or prehung unit and the associated fit decisions. Screen repair is not glass replacement. Major frame reconstruction, new structural openings, and problems beyond the listed small repairs need a different assessment.
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What needs fixing?
Send your repair list, photos, and city or ZIP code. Include product links for any fixtures or parts you already have.
