Door Installation and Repair in Stouffville

Interior doors framed, hung, adjusted and repaired, with new casing and baseboards to finish them off. Based in Whitchurch-Stouffville and working across York Region since 2019.

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A damaged white door edge before and a repaired, repainted one after

What we do

Doors and trim we've done

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What it costs

Our minimum service charge is $150 for work up to one hour; beyond that we bill hourly or agree a fixed price for the whole job, whichever suits it better, with Ontario HST (13%) added. A door repair is usually within the minimum charge; new doors and trim for several rooms are quoted as a fixed price. We don't install garage doors, exterior windows or outdoor caulking. The estimate is free, online, by email or by phone.

Estimate
Free, with a written quote
Price
Hourly or fixed, agreed first
Insurance
Liability insured
Warranty
Workmanship warranty on every signed contract

How it works

  1. Tell us about the job. What needs doing and, if you can, a few photos, through the estimate form, by email or by phone.
  2. Get a free estimate. We tell you honestly whether it is a job we take on and send a written quote.
  3. We do the agreed work. Plumbing and electrical connections are done by our licensed trade partners.
  4. Walk through it together. We go over the finished work with you; every signed contract includes a workmanship warranty.

Questions about doors and trim

How do I stop a door from sticking?

First find where it rubs, often shown by a shiny spot on the edge or the jamb. Tightening or replacing the hinge screws with longer ones fixes most sagging doors. If the door still binds, the rubbing edge can be planed or sanded and resealed. Seasonal sticking from humidity usually eases on its own; doors that stick more every year can be a sign the house is moving and worth a closer look.

Why are small jobs priced by the hour and big jobs by the project?

Hourly pricing suits short jobs where the scope is uncertain until the work starts, such as repairs where the cause is hidden. Project pricing suits larger, well-defined work where the materials and steps can be counted in advance. Many trades use both. Whichever applies, ask what the rate covers: travel, minimum charges, materials and cleanup are the usual grey areas.

Who buys the materials, me or the handyman?

Either arrangement works, as long as it is agreed before the job. When the contractor supplies materials they stand behind them, handle returns and usually add a margin for sourcing. When you buy them you control the choice and the cost, but you own any defect or shortage and the trip to exchange a wrong part. For fixtures and finishes you care about, choosing them yourself and letting the contractor install is a common middle ground.

How should I prepare my home before the handyman arrives?

Clear the work area and the path to it, move breakables and anything on walls nearby, and make sure the spot has light and a working outlet. Put pets somewhere calm. Have the materials you are supplying on site and unpacked so missing parts show up before the day, not during it. Write down the questions you want to ask, and decide who in the household will make decisions if something comes up.

Doors and trim near you

We are based in Whitchurch-Stouffville and work across York Region, Durham Region and Toronto:

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