A door that rubs in June and swings loose by October isn't in your head — it's the Panhandle soil moving your frame with the seasons, plus decades of settling in the older brick homes around town. We plane, shim and re-hang doors so they close with a clean latch year-round, and we reset strike plates so the deadbolt throws without you having to lean a shoulder into it.
We handle the hardware end too: worn hinges, new knobs and levers, swapping tired builder locksets, and sealing exterior doors against the dust and the cold northers that come barreling down the plains once winter shows up.
The clay under a lot of Amarillo slabs takes on moisture and swells, which subtly racks the door frame. It's common all over the Panhandle. We correct the fit and can point you toward watering habits that keep the soil — and your doors — steadier.
Yes. That's usually a strike plate knocked out of line by frame movement. We reposition or open up the strike, adjust the latch, and test the deadbolt until everything seats smooth.
We do — handlesets, deadbolts and smart locks. If you're moving up from builder-grade hardware, we can set the install up to rekey so all your doors run off one key.
Serving Wolflin, Puckett Place, Sleepy Hollow, The Colonies, Tradewind and the towns nearby — pick your neighborhood:
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