A screen door that won’t stay shut usually isn’t the door — it’s the latch, the handle mechanism, or the closer spring. We fix or replace the hardware itself, which is a smaller job than it sounds like.
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Latches, handle sets and closer springs wear out on their own timeline, separate from the mesh and the frame. If the screen looks fine but the door won’t stay shut or catch properly, this is usually the fix — not a full door replacement.
The most common failure — the latch stops catching the strike plate as the door settles slightly over time. We adjust or replace the hardware so it catches the way it did on day one.
Get a QuoteHandles, the internal mechanism behind them, and the connecting rod between the two sides all wear as separate parts. We replace the failed piece rather than the whole set where that’s the cheaper fix.
Get a QuoteA door that slams, or one that won’t pull shut on its own, both point to the closer spring, not the door itself. We adjust tension or swap the closer as needed.
Get a QuoteDoor won’t roll, or the mesh itself is torn? See sliding door screen repair — that covers rollers, tracks and re-meshing, including a full door replacement where that’s the better fix.
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Almost always the hardware, not the door itself. Latches and strike plates shift slightly as a door settles over years, and the fix is adjusting or replacing that hardware rather than the whole door.
Yes — sliding door repair covers rollers, tracks and re-meshing a door that’s off its track or torn. This is about hinged or latching hardware not catching properly, which is a separate, usually smaller, repair.
Where the exact part is still made, yes. Where it isn’t, we’ll show you the closest match before installing anything so there’s no surprise at the end.
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