San Antonio, TX
Door repair in San Antonio
San Antonio's clay soil moves, and houses move with it. That's why so many doors here stick, sag or stop latching. Most of these problems can be fixed without replacing the door.
Oleksander is Ukrainian and speaks limited English. His partner Dimitri handles calls, quotes and scheduling in English, so nothing gets lost in translation.
What's included
- Re-hanging or shimming sagging doors
- Adjusting strikes so doors latch and lock
- New weatherstripping and door sweeps
- Threshold adjustment and replacement
- Sliding door roller and track repair
- Replacing damaged jambs and trim
Sound familiar?
- Door rubs at the top corner
- Deadbolt doesn't line up with the hole
- Light or wind coming through under the door
- Sliding door that grinds or jumps the track
- Door swings open or closed on its own
Repair first, replace only if needed
A lot of "I need a new door" calls turn out to need longer hinge screws, a moved strike plate or new weatherstripping. You'll be told honestly whether a repair will last or whether replacing the door is the better spend.
How it works
- Send photosA wide shot of the door and a close-up of the frame. Add the address or ZIP.
- Get a written quoteA fixed labor price, usually within one business day. Materials are listed separately at cost.
- Oleksander installs itThe same person who quoted the job does the work and cleans up after.
Common questions
Why do doors stick in San Antonio?
Expansive clay soil makes foundations shift between wet and dry seasons. The door frame goes slightly out of square and the door rubs or stops latching. Adjusting the hinges and strike usually fixes it.
Is there a minimum charge?
Small repairs are quoted from photos like any other job, so you know the price before the visit.
Can several small door fixes be done in one visit?
Yes. Grouping a few doors into one visit is the best value.
Tell us about your door.
Send a few photos and the size of the opening. You'll get a clear price for the labor before any work starts.