We repair residential and commercial doors in Eganville and nearby Bonnechere Valley communities, including damaged frames, worn hinges, faulty locks, patio doors and weatherstripping. Call 613-265-3667.
Ottawa Valley coverage: We provide door repair throughout Ottawa and across the service areas we cover. Same phone — 613-265-3667.
Door problem in Eganville? Call 613-265-3667 — or request a free quote online. Same-day emergency repair is available.
If your door has started to sag or scrape against the frame, the hinges may need adjusting or replacing. We’ll also check the frame and latch to make sure the repair addresses the problem.
On an older wood door the fix is often a combination of steps: new hinges or longer hinge screws to pull the door back up, shims behind the hinges to even out the gaps, and a strike plate moved or replaced so the latch catches cleanly. If the door still rubs after it has been re-hung, we trim only the edge that binds. We keep the original door whenever it can still do the job, including on older homes and mixed-use buildings in the village.
We repair side entries, mudroom doors and other exterior doors on rural homes around Eganville. Common problems are loose hinges, latches that no longer catch and flattened weatherstripping. We check the hinges, frame and hardware and repair or replace what’s worn. If several doors need work, mention them when you book.
Problems that show up in winter usually started earlier in the year. Wood doors shrink in dry winter air, seals stiffen, and a door that was slightly out of alignment begins to bind or miss the latch. Locks can freeze when moisture gets into the cylinder. A de-icer will usually free a frozen lock, and a dry lubricant works better in the cold than oil. If a lock freezes repeatedly, the cylinder may be worn and is worth repairing or replacing; see frozen door lock. Drafts around the edges or along the floor are usually fixed with new weatherstripping and a door sweep.
Frame damage usually starts at the bottom, where water from rain and melting snow collects at the sill and softens the wood. A frame can also split at the strike plate after a forced entry, or work loose so the door no longer sits square. We assess whether the damaged section can be repaired or needs replacing, fit new wood where needed, and check the strike plate and alignment so the door closes and locks properly. If water keeps reaching the sill, we’ll point out the likely cause. Many exterior doors also have an adjustable threshold: raising its cap closes a gap under the door and lets the sweep seal. A threshold that has cracked, rotted or worked loose can usually be replaced without replacing the door. See door frame repair.
Sliding patio doors run on rollers that wear over time. When they do, the door drags, grinds or jumps the track. We clean and check the track, adjust or replace the rollers, and repair handles and locks that no longer catch. A bent or worn track may need repair as well.
On entry doors, we repair loose handlesets, worn hinges and stiff locks. See hinge and hardware repair for hinge problems and lock repair for locks and deadbolts.
Nearby, we also offer door repair in Renfrew and Barry’s Bay.
Eganville is part of our Ottawa Valley service area. To book, request a quote with your location and what the door is doing, and we’ll give you a flat-rate quote before starting the repair.
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Other repairs we often do in Eganville.
Real door repairs, installations, and security work completed by our Ottawa and Ottawa Valley team.
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Common questions we hear from Eganville homeowners about doors that stick, won't lock, or let in a draft.
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