Harrison’s
Handyworks

Door repairs / Liverpool

Door
repairs.

For internal timber doors that stick, rub or won’t close as they should. Tell us what’s happening and send a few photos so we can assess the repair.

Oak internal door and frame with repair tools

What we repair

Small problems. Daily frustrations.

A door you have to lift, a handle that feels loose, a latch that misses. Show us the problem and we’ll help work out what needs attention.

An oak internal door slightly open in its frame

Sticking & rubbing doors

Internal timber doors catching on the frame or floor. We assess the fit and discuss the adjustment needed.

Brass door hinges with matching screws

Hinges & alignment

Loose or squeaky hinges, uneven gaps and doors that have dropped. We check what’s causing the movement.

A lever handle and latch fitted to an oak door sample

Handles & latches

Loose handles and latches that don’t meet properly, with repair or suitable replacement discussed before work starts.

Close up of an internal door latch and frame

A better fit,
down to the details.

Door and frame assessed

Hinges and hardware checked

Opening and closing tested

The right repair depends on the door, its frame and the existing hardware. Photos help us plan; an in-person check may be needed before the work and price can be confirmed.

From the first photo to the final check.

01

Show us the problem

Send a photo of the whole door, a close up of the problem and your postcode. Tell us where it catches or what feels loose.

02

Agree the repair

We discuss the likely work, any parts and whether a visit is needed to confirm the price.

03

Check the result

After the agreed repair, we check how the door opens, closes and latches.

Before we
get started

Send a photo of the whole door and frame, close ups of the hinges or handle if relevant, and your postcode. Describe what happens when you open or close it, and whether the problem started recently.

That door still catching?

Send us a few photos and tell us what it’s doing. We’ll help you work out the next step.