Door Repair & Installation in Daytona Beach

Sticking usually comes from humidity swelling the wood, hinges that have loosened or sagged, or the frame shifting over time. We plane the door edge, tighten or shim hinges, and sometimes adjust the strike plate — typically in one visit. If you're tired of wrestling with it, reach out and we'll get it swinging smoothly again.

Yes. Interior doors are mostly about fit, hinges, and hardware. Exterior doors also need proper weather stripping, thresholds, and secure hardware for safety and energy efficiency. We handle both — and we make sure exterior work stands up to Daytona Beach's heat and humidity. (386) 506-8000

Absolutely. We replace knobs, levers, hinges, strike plates, and backplates. If you've upgraded one room and want the rest to match, or you need new hardware because of wear or damage, we'll get it done. We can also help you choose hardware that fits your style and budget.

Yes. Pocket doors that stick, derail, or won't close properly are common — especially in older homes. We repair tracks, adjust rollers, replace hardware, and fix jambs when the door has shifted. If the pocket and frame are in decent shape, we can often get it working again without a full replacement.

Yes. We repair and install French doors — interior and exterior. That includes alignment issues, broken glass, hardware, weather stripping, and proper latching. If you're upgrading to French doors, we handle the framing and installation so they open smoothly and seal well.

Rotted, split, or warped frames need repair or replacement before the door will work right. We patch small areas when possible and replace whole jambs when necessary. We'll assess the damage and give you clear options — and a realistic price — before we start. Get a quote.

Yes. Old or missing weather stripping lets in drafts, bugs, and moisture. We replace worn stripping, fix thresholds, and seal gaps so your door closes snugly. It's one of the most cost-effective ways to improve comfort and energy efficiency, especially in coastal Florida.

Yes. We install deadbolts on exterior doors — single-cylinder (key outside, thumb turn inside) or double-cylinder where needed. We bore the correct holes, align the strike, and make sure it throws properly. For better security, we can also upgrade your existing locks. Call (386) 506-8000 to schedule.

Hollow-core doors are lightweight and affordable, good for most interiors. Solid doors are heavier, more durable, and better for sound and privacy — often used on bedrooms and bathrooms. Exterior doors are typically solid or insulated for security and weather resistance. We help you choose and install the right type for each opening.

Cost depends on the type of work (repair vs. replacement), door size and material, hardware, and whether the frame needs work. A simple hinge or latch fix is usually quick and affordable; a full pre-hung exterior door installation costs more. We give clear estimates before we start so you know what to expect. Request an estimate.

Most repairs — sticking doors, hinge work, hardware replacement — are done in an hour or two. Full door replacements or frame repairs may take half a day or more. We'll give you a realistic timeline when we quote the job. Many customers bundle door work with other handyman tasks to make one trip worthwhile.

A pre-hung door comes already mounted in its frame (jamb, hinges, threshold). It's the go-to when the frame is shot, you're changing door size, or you want a clean install. We remove the old door and frame, set the new pre-hung unit, and finish the trim. It's more involved than swapping a slab but often the best long-term fix.

A door that won't latch is usually a misalignment issue: the strike plate doesn't line up with the latch, or the door has shifted. We adjust the hinges, move or file the strike plate, and sometimes tweak the latch itself. It's typically a quick fix. If your door has been hard to close for a while, give us a call and we'll sort it out.

Yes. We fix storm doors that stick, sag, or won't close properly — including screen replacement, hinge and closer adjustments, and latch work. Storm doors take a beating from sun and salt air, so periodic maintenance keeps them working. We can repair your existing door or install a new one.

Yes. We handle common sliding door issues: tracks that need cleaning or realignment, worn rollers, doors that won't slide or lock, and damaged screens. We also replace sweeps and weather stripping. Sliding doors are heavy and fussy — getting them right often needs experience. Contact us for an estimate.

Yes. We repair screen doors with torn mesh, broken frames, sagging hinges, and faulty latches. We can replace the screen, fix the frame, or install a new screen door if it's beyond repair. If bugs are getting in or the screen is an eyesore, we can help. (386) 506-8000