Doors and windows fail in several layers. A door may have a hardware problem, an alignment problem or a damaged frame. A window may be difficult to operate even though the frame is sound, while another window may have rot around the opening despite operating normally.
This service group separates those problems so homeowners can start with the component that is actually failing instead of jumping straight to replacement.
16 services organized by category
Doors & Windows16 services
- Attic Stair & Attic Door Installation
- Barn Door Installation
- Curtain Rod Installation & Hanging
- Door Handle & Hardware Installation
- General Door Installation & Repair
- General Window Repair
- Patio & Sliding Door Installation & Repair
- Pet Door Installation
- Pocket Door Installation
- Screen Door Installation & Repair
- Shutter Installation & Replacement
- Window Casing & Trim Installation & Repair
- Window Frame Repair
- Window Installation & Replacement
- Window Screen Repair & Replacement
- Window Weatherproofing
Door Installation, Repair and Hardware
General Door Installation & Repair covers ordinary hinged doors when a more specialized door type does not fit the problem. Mechanical knobs, levers, latches and deadbolts have their own hardware page.
Barn doors, pocket doors, patio and sliding doors, screen doors and pet doors all use different movement and mounting systems. Choose the specific door type for guidance on its tracks, wall cavities, rollers, screens or cutouts.
Window Repair and Replacement
General Window Repair starts with operation, hardware and sash symptoms. Window Frame Repair is more specific when the sill or perimeter frame is damaged. Window Installation & Replacement handles the broader project when the entire unit needs to come out.
Start with Windows for broader exterior-window projects. Use the specific repair and component services below when the problem is already identified.
Screens, Trim and Weatherproofing
A torn window screen is a much smaller job than a damaged window frame. Casing and trim are finish-carpentry problems around the opening, while Weatherproofing is about drafts, perimeter gaps and seals on an otherwise serviceable unit.
Those distinctions help keep targeted repairs targeted. They also make it easier to identify when several symptoms point to a larger replacement problem instead of stacking small fixes onto a failing window assembly.