Door shop
Door repair, installation, and custom design services for residential homes across Fort Worth and the Dallas area.
Most Hurst homes date from the 1950s through the 1980s, so many entry and patio doors sit in original frames. Rotted jambs and sills often follow decades of North Texas clay movement and wind-driven rain.
Hurst, TX
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Hurst, TX
Door Shop
Hurst's housing stock is largely mid-century, and a 1960s ranch often has a wood jamb that has absorbed decades of moisture. Our frame repair and rot-free jamb replacement address the wood that caused the failure, not just the door hanging on it.
Foundations here shift with North Texas clay, so a door that once latched can start to bind or gap. We check the sill, the header, and the strike plate before recommending new hardware, then adjust or rebuild the opening as needed.
Many Hurst homes have single-pane patio doors and older weatherstripping that let heat and cold in during summer and winter. Door weatherstripping installation and fiberglass replacement doors can reduce that loss on the same opening.
At a glance
We handle entry door repair, patio door installation, and rot-free jamb replacement for Hurst homes.
Door repair, installation, and custom design services for residential homes across Fort Worth and the Dallas area.
Patio door repair, installation, and custom design for outdoor living spaces in Fort Worth and the Dallas Metroplex.
Fiberglass doors, entry doors, and weatherstripping solutions for Fort Worth and Dallas-area homes.
Door frame repair, jamb replacement, and rotten trim solutions for Fort Worth and Dallas homes.
Door supplier
Door shop
Door supplier Serving Hurst, TX
Our crew knows Hurst, TX. We will show up on time, assess the job honestly, and give you a clear written number before asking you to decide anything.
Also serving across the Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex:
Common questions from Hurst, TX customers about our services, process, and coverage.
Often yes. When rot is limited to the lower jamb or sill, we can cut out the damaged wood and install a rot-free section. Extensive rot usually calls for a full frame replacement.
Clay soil under many Hurst slabs moves with moisture, which shifts the frame. We check the hinges, strike plate, and jamb alignment to find the cause.
Fiberglass resists warping and rot better than original wood. It is a practical option when the existing frame is still sound but the slab is failing.
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Phone
(817) 793-7625Hours