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Handyman services · Phoenix metro

Door and lock repair in Phoenix, AZ

Sticking doors, dead deadbolts, torn weatherstripping and sliders that fight you every time the season changes.

Serving the Phoenix metro

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One reply with a flat quote for the whole list.

Rooms, sizes, and anything already tried helps the quote land right
Optional · up to 3 · a photo of the problem usually means a firm quote instead of a range

No charge to ask, and no obligation to book.

What this covers

Doors move with the house. Slabs shift through monsoon season, wood swells in the heat, and strike plates stop lining up with latches. Most of it is planing, shimming, re-hanging and replacing hardware. The repair note on sticking doors in monsoon season has the five minute check for working out which one you have.

How pricing works
Priced per door

with the hardware included in the number, not added after

Rekeying so one key runs the whole house is quoted per cylinder and is worth doing the day you move in.

Referred out, not attempted

Full exterior door and frame replacement, garage door springs and openers, and glass replacement go to a specialty trade.

Insider tip

Ask for the “while you’re here” rate. Adding a second small job to a visit is almost always cheaper than booking a separate call for it.

How it works

1

Send the list

Fill the form with what needs doing and a photo or two. Bundle everything; it is priced as one visit.

2

Get a flat quote

A written price for the whole list comes back before anything is booked. Timing gets worked out from there.

3

Walk it, then close it out

Work is walked through with you before it is called done. Payment and any coverage follow the quote you already agreed to.

Doors & locks questions

Why does my door only stick in the summer?

Wood swells in the heat and the slab moves a little through monsoon season, so the door and the jamb stop agreeing. Planing the high edge and resetting the strike normally fixes it for good rather than until October.

Can you install a smart lock?

Yes, most keypad and deadbolt-style locks. If the door never had a deadbolt, boring the door and jamb is quoted separately because it is real work, not a swap.

Can you make one key work for every door?

Usually. If the cylinders are the same brand family they can be rekeyed to one key. If they are a mix, a matched set of new cylinders gets quoted so you still end up with one key.

My sliding door takes two hands. Can that be fixed?

Almost always. It is rollers packed with dust, a bent track, or both. Rollers get replaced and the track gets cleaned and straightened where it can be.

Ready to get it fixed?

Send the list and a photo or two. A flat quote for the whole list comes back in one reply.