Doors that stick or won't latch usually mean something has shifted. We figure out whether it's the door, the frame, or the foundation—and fix it right.
It's usually not the door itself—something structural has changed.
When the foundation shifts, door frames twist out of square
Weakened joists cause floors and walls to shift together
The beam above the door may have sagged or shifted
Wood expands in humid Toledo summers, especially older doors
A sticking door today can signal bigger structural problems developing.
We find the root cause and address it—not just sand down the door edge.
Check foundation, floors, walls, and framing—not just the door
Fix sagging floors or settling foundation if that's the cause
Reset the door frame to plumb and level, or rehang the door
Repair trim, touch up paint, and verify smooth operation
A quick door trim is cheap. Foundation work costs more. We tell you what's really needed.
Pricing depends on:
We diagnose first and explain what's causing the problem before quoting any work.
Send pics and we'll tell you what we see. No charge, no pressure.