Door adjustments and repairs at your Charlotte home
Door repair — Charlotte Service Hub handles selected interior, entry, storm, and screen-door problems including sticking, rubbing, loose hinges, latch misalignment, worn weatherstripping, damaged casing, and hardware replacement.
Mobile service only. No customer-facing shop location. Service is available by appointment.
The door rubs, drags, swings open, or will not stay closed
The latch or deadbolt does not line up without lifting or pushing
Hinges move, screws will not hold, or trim is separating
Light, air, or water appears around an exterior door
What can be tested or handled on-site
Check hinge condition, fasteners, clearances, strike alignment, and frame movement
Adjust or replace selected hinges, strike plates, sweeps, and weatherstripping
Repair limited casing, stop, or trim damage where surrounding material is sound
Install compatible customer-approved hardware when the door and frame support it
What may require a shop or specialist
Severely rotted frames, major water entry, foundation movement, or structural opening problems need broader repair
Fire-rated assemblies and security doors may require exact listed components or a specialist
A warped slab or damaged exterior unit may need full replacement rather than adjustment
Information to send before scheduling
Photos of the full door from both sides
Close photos of hinges, latch, strike, rubbing marks, and damaged trim
Door width, height, thickness, and hardware brand when known
A short description of when the problem started and whether it changes with weather
Scheduling
How does scheduling work?
Charlotte Service Hub reviews the photos and measurements, confirms travel availability, and identifies whether an adjustment visit or replacement planning is the right next step.
A door visit covers the agreed inspection and adjustment scope. Replacement parts, larger carpentry, and follow-up work are priced separately before proceeding.
Charlotte Service Hub serves Charlotte and surrounding communities based on travel availability, appointment timing, job scope, and a safe service location. These are service areas, not storefront locations.
Often, yes. The first step is checking hinges, clearances, strike alignment, loose fasteners, and visible frame movement to identify whether adjustment is appropriate.
Can weatherstripping stop an exterior-door draft?
It can when the door and frame are reasonably aligned and the draft comes from worn seals. Rot, warped components, or water-management problems may require more extensive work.
Do you install customer-supplied locks or handles?
Selected compatible hardware can be installed after confirming dimensions, backset, door condition, and the required security function.