A door should close with one finger. If yours sticks in summer, won't latch, or lets a strip of daylight through, that's fixable in an hour or two — not a full replacement.
We adjust, plane, re-hinge and re-seal interior and exterior doors, and we hang new ones: barn doors, French doors, storm doors and pre-hung replacements, shimmed plumb so they swing true for years.
We open and close every problem door, read the reveal gaps around the slab, and check the frame with a level to find whether the door, hinges or the house itself moved.
Stripped screws get replaced with longer ones reaching the framing, hinges are shimmed or swapped, and racked jambs are adjusted so the door hangs square in its opening again.
Where the slab still rubs we plane precisely, then seal freshly exposed wood edges — an unsealed planed edge just re-swells with the next humid month and puts you back where you started.
Latches, strikes and deadbolts are aligned to engage smoothly, thresholds and sweeps adjusted, and exterior doors checked for daylight around the seal before we call the job finished.
West-facing front doors take a beating in Fulshear — afternoon sun off open prairie fades stain, cooks weatherstripping brittle, and warps unprotected slabs within a few summers. We refinish-ready sand, re-seal and re-strip these doors and can add heavier sweeps before August. On new builds we also free up doors the painters sealed shut and swap builder hinges that squeak from day one.
Door work in Fulshear is priced by what the door needs, and a few factors move it. Solid-core and eight-foot doors weigh more and take longer to rehang than hollow interior slabs. Exterior doors add threshold, sweep and sealing work that interior doors skip. Frame damage costs more to correct than hinge adjustment. Pocket doors and double French doors involve extra alignment time. Doing several doors in one visit spreads the setup across the house and lowers each door's share.
Humidity and soil movement swell the door and shift the frame. We correct the reveal and seal the door edges so seasonal swings stop grabbing the jamb.
Most walls, yes — we locate studs or add a header board rated for the track, confirm clearance for switches and outlets, and level the track before hanging.
Most adjustments take 60–90 minutes. A pre-hung exterior door replacement is typically half a day including sealing and hardware.
Yes. Double doors amplify small frame movement because both slabs must meet perfectly at the astragal. We adjust hinges, reset the strike and flush bolts, and true the meeting edge so both doors close with one hand and the deadbolt throws without lifting or shoving.
Usually without opening the wall. Most pocket door problems are worn rollers, a bent track end or debris in the pocket — we service them through the opening, replace roller trucks, and adjust height so the door glides. We will tell you honestly if the track itself failed.
Call or text a photo of the job — upfront quote today, most work scheduled within days.
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