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Interior Door Repair & Installation in Coquitlam & the Tri-Cities

Interior doors get opened and closed thousands of times a year. Over time hinges loosen, the house settles and the door starts to stick, rub, swing open on its own or refuse to latch. Most of these problems have quick fixes, and when a door is past saving, a new pre-hung door with fresh trim makes a big difference.

Interior Door Repair & Installation by G2 Home Services in Coquitlam & the Tri-Cities

What goes wrong with interior doors if you wait

Doors that stick or rub

Seasonal swelling and loose hinges make doors drag on the frame or floor, wearing the paint and making them hard to close.

Doors that will not latch

When the latch and strike plate no longer line up, the door pops open or will not stay closed.

Doors that swing on their own

A door that is out of plumb will drift open or shut by itself.

Damaged or dated doors

Holes, cracks and old hollow core doors make a home look tired and do little for privacy or sound.

Common jobs we take on

  • Sticking or rubbing door repair
  • Closet door repair and sliding door track fixes
  • Bifold door installation and repair
  • Door handle, lock and hinge replacement
  • New interior door installation

How Lower Mainland weather affects interior doors

Indoor humidity in Lower Mainland homes rises through the damp, closed-up winter and drops in the summer. Wood doors and frames swell and shrink with it, so a door that fits perfectly in July can stick in December.

Older homes in the Tri-Cities have also had decades to settle, which pulls frames slightly out of square. Small hinge and strike adjustments usually solve the problem without major work.

Warning signs to watch for

  • Doors that rub, stick or scrape the floor
  • Doors that do not latch or stay closed
  • Doors that swing open or shut on their own
  • Loose or wobbly handles
  • Holes, cracks or damaged door slabs

Maintenance tips

  1. Tighten hinge and handle screws once a year
  2. Lubricate hinges and latches
  3. Use door stoppers to protect walls and hardware
  4. Keep indoor humidity steady with ventilation
  5. Repaint doors when the finish wears through

How G2 Home Services handles interior doors

We tighten and shim hinges, install longer screws into the framing, adjust or move strike plates, and plane or trim doors only when needed. We replace handles, privacy locks and hinges, and install new pre-hung or slab doors with new casing, painted and ready to use.

Every job is backed by our written promise: a locked-in price before we start, we redo anything you are not happy with, and a one-year workmanship guarantee.

Interior Door Repair & Installation near you

We are based in Coquitlam and take on these jobs across the Tri-Cities, Burnaby, New Westminster, Vancouver, Richmond and the North Shore. Got other small jobs too? Add them to the list and we will do them in the same visit. See small jobs & odd jobs.

Interior Door Repair & Installation: frequently asked questions

Can you fix a door that will not close?

Usually yes. Most often the hinges need tightening or shimming, or the strike plate needs adjusting.

Can you replace a hollow core door with a solid one?

Yes. Solid core doors feel more substantial and block more sound. We fit and hang them to your existing frame or install a new pre-hung unit.

Do you install pocket and barn doors?

Yes. We install sliding barn doors and can repair or replace pocket doors.