Henderson, NV 89012

Door Repair in Henderson, Nevada

Doors that stick, sag, rattle, drag, or will not latch, fixed at the hinge, the strike, or the edge. Interior door swaps, patio slider tune-ups, locks, and weatherstripping from a family-owned, insured, owner-operated handyman.

Most door problems in Henderson are fixed without replacing the door: tighten or lengthen hinge screws, adjust the strike plate, plane a tight edge, or clean and adjust a patio slider. Our flat-rate range for an interior door install is $200 to $350, and we give you a price before we start. New or widened openings go to a licensed contractor.

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Professional Door Repair in Henderson, Nevada

A door that has to be shoved closed, a lock that only works if you lift the handle, a patio slider that takes two hands, or a gap under the front door you can see daylight through. These are small problems that get on your nerves every day, and most of them have simple fixes. Dave works through them in the order that saves you money: adjust first, repair second, replace only when the door or frame is actually worn out. Loose hinges get longer screws that reach the framing. Strike plates get moved so the latch catches cleanly. Patio sliders get their tracks cleaned and rollers adjusted or replaced. When a door does need replacing, we fit a new slab or pre-hung unit into the existing opening, set the hardware, and adjust it so it swings and latches right.

Henderson Local Expertise

Henderson doors take a beating from the climate. West and south-facing front doors bake every afternoon, so weatherstripping dries out and cracks, and finishes fade and peel. Fine desert dust packs into patio slider tracks and wears out rollers. The big swings between summer days and winter nights, plus normal settling on slab foundations, slowly pull frames out of square, which is why so many doors in 20 and 30 year old homes around the valley start to rub or stop latching.

Our Services Include:

  • Sticking, rubbing, and sagging door repair
  • Latch and strike plate adjustment
  • Hinge tightening and long-screw reinforcement
  • Interior slab and pre-hung door replacement in existing openings
  • Bifold and sliding closet door repair and track replacement
  • Sliding patio door track cleaning and roller replacement
  • Weatherstripping, door sweeps, and threshold adjustment
  • Knob, lever, deadbolt, and battery smart lock installation in existing bores
  • Door stops and hinge-pin stops to prevent wall damage
  • Garage-to-house and side yard door repair (not overhead garage doors)

Our Process

1

Describe or Send a Video

A short video of the door opening and closing tells us a lot. We can often tell whether it is a hinge, strike, or frame issue before we arrive.

2

Diagnose and Price

We check the hinges, the reveal around the door, the strike, and the frame, then give you a clear price for the fix before starting.

3

Adjust, Repair, or Replace

We start with the least invasive fix that will last. If a door or its hardware is worn out, we replace it in the existing opening.

4

Test Every Door

We open, close, latch, and lock every door we touched, clean up, and show you what we changed and why.

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Fix It Before You Replace It

Most interior doors in valley homes are hung with short screws that only reach the thin door jamb. Over years of use those screws loosen, the top hinge lets go a little, and the door drops until the latch side rubs the frame or the latch misses the strike. Swapping one screw in each hinge for a longer one that bites into the wall framing pulls the door back up and keeps it there. It is a small fix that solves a surprising number of sticking doors.

If the hinges are tight and the door still rubs, we look at the frame and the reveal, the gap around the door. An uneven reveal tells us where the frame has shifted. From there it is a question of shimming the hinges, moving the strike, or planing the edge that binds. We seal any edge we plane so the bare wood does not dry out or soak up moisture during monsoon season.

Sliding Patio Doors

Almost every home in the valley has a sliding glass door to the backyard, and almost every one of them gets harder to open over time. Dust, sand, and debris collect in the bottom track and grind down the rollers. Most sliders can be brought back by cleaning the track, adjusting the rollers so the door rides level, and replacing rollers that are worn flat. We also adjust the latch so it locks without a fight. If a slider needs a whole new unit, that is a bigger job that can involve the frame and stucco around it, and we will tell you honestly whether it is in our scope.

Weatherstripping and Dust Control

Worn weatherstripping on an exterior door does more than let light through. It lets in dust, lets out cooled air in the summer, and gives insects a way in. Replacing the weatherstripping and the door sweep, and adjusting the threshold so the door seals evenly, is one of the cheapest ways to cut drafts. Our guide to lowering summer cooling costs covers more small fixes like this.

The door between the garage and the house deserves special care. It is part of the fire separation between the garage and the living space, so it should be replaced with a solid-core or fire-rated door and kept closing and latching fully, not swapped for a hollow interior slab. If you are changing the color of a front door, check your HOA rules first. Many Henderson communities require approval for exterior color changes.

Where Our Door Work Stops

We are a handyman service, not a licensed contractor. We repair, adjust, and replace doors and hardware in the openings you already have. Cutting new doorways, widening openings, header and framing changes, overhead garage doors, and garage door springs go to the right licensed trade or specialist. If your job crosses that line, we will tell you on the first call and point you to someone we trust.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Why does my door stick or refuse to latch?

Usually one of three things: hinge screws have loosened and the door has sagged, the house has settled a little and the frame is no longer square, or the strike plate no longer lines up with the latch. Most of the time the fix is tightening or lengthening hinge screws, adjusting the strike, or planing a tight edge. Replacing the door is rarely the first answer.

How much does it cost to replace an interior door?

Our flat-rate range for an interior door install is $200 to $350. Repairs and adjustments are usually less, and we give you a price before we start. Bundling several doors, or doors plus other small repairs, into one visit lowers the cost per item.

My sliding patio door is hard to open. Can you fix it?

Often, yes. In the valley the usual cause is desert dust and grit packed into the track, worn rollers, or rollers that have dropped out of adjustment. Cleaning the track and adjusting or replacing the rollers fixes most sliders. If the frame itself is damaged or the whole unit needs replacing, we will tell you and point you to the right trade.

Can you replace door locks and handles?

Yes. We replace knobs, levers, deadbolts, and keyed entry sets in existing door bores, and install battery-powered smart locks that fit a standard deadbolt hole. We can also adjust the strike so a new deadbolt throws smoothly without you having to push on the door.

Do you repair garage doors?

We handle the walk-through door between the garage and the house and any side door to the yard. We do not replace overhead garage doors or work on garage door springs and openers. Springs in particular are under heavy tension and belong with a garage door specialist.

Can you cut in a new doorway or widen one?

No. Cutting a new opening or widening an existing one means changing framing and often a header, which is licensed contractor work with permits and inspections. We stick to repairing, adjusting, and replacing doors in the openings you already have.

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