Locally owned · Background-checked craftsmen · Work guaranteed in writing
Door and Window Repair in Bozeman, MT
Entry doors, storm doors, interior doors and window hardware that close, latch and seal.
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Tell us what you need
Three fields. Our office follows up to schedule.
Doors and windows that close, latch and seal
Door and window repair in Bozeman is mostly about the cold and the dry air. Entry doors that let wind in around the edges, storm doors with tired closers, interior doors that fit one way in January and another in July, and window sashes that will not lock tight all let heat out through a long winter. We adjust, weatherstrip and replace doors, repair window hardware, and trim windows inside and out so they look right and keep the weather outside. Our craftsmen are background checked, the business is insured, and the work is guaranteed in writing for one year. Call (800) 884-2639 to set up an estimate.
Bozeman homes cover a wide range. Older houses near downtown, in the Bon Ton and South Willson historic districts and the Northeast neighborhood, often still have original doors and trim on frames that have settled over a century. Newer homes on the west and north sides tend to have builder-grade doors and weatherstripping that flattens within a few winters.
Inside, the low humidity shrinks wood through the heating season and the big swings between day and night keep it moving. A door that latched fine in summer can drift open or rub in winter. Most of the time the fix is an adjustment at the hinges and strike, not a new door.
What we do
Door and window work
Entry doors
New entry doors, including doors with sidelights, installed plumb, insulated, sealed and trimmed.
Storm doors
New storm doors installed, and worn closers, sweeps and handles replaced.
Interior doors
Prehung doors and slab replacements, planed and adjusted so they close and latch through the seasons.
Weatherstripping
Drafts sealed at door edges, sweeps and thresholds before the cold settles in.
Window hardware
Sash locks, cranks and latches replaced so windows close and lock tight.
Window trim
Interior casing and sills, and sun-worn exterior window trim, repaired or replaced.
Small fixes that stop winter drafts
Signs it is time
When a door or window needs work
Daylight around the edges
If you can see light around a closed exterior door, the cold air can get through too.
A fit that changes with the season
Dry winter air shrinks wood doors and trim. Adjusting hinges and strikes usually brings the latch back.
Soft wood at the bottom
Snow and meltwater sitting against a door or frame for months leads to rot at the threshold.
Windows that will not lock
A sash that does not pull tight leaks air even when it looks closed.
How it works
How a door or window project runs
- 01
Tell us what you need
Call (800) 884-2639 or send the estimate form with a short description and a few photos, and our office will follow up to set a time.
- 02
Measure and choose
We look at the opening and frame, measure, and talk through door styles, hardware and finishes.
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Install and seal
The door or hardware is installed, adjusted, weatherstripped and trimmed so it closes cleanly.
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Guaranteed in writing
A background-checked craftsman does the work and cleans up. Our workmanship is guaranteed for one year from the invoice date, and if a defect in our work shows up in that time we repair it free of charge.
Cost
What affects the cost
Adjust or replace
Adjusting a door and replacing weatherstripping takes far less time than a new door.
Frame condition
A rotted or out-of-square frame has to be repaired or replaced along with the door.
Trim and finish
New trim, paint or stain on the door adds time.
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Door and window repair in Bozeman and nearby towns
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Drafty or sticking doors?
We will tell you whether it needs adjusting or replacing. Call (800) 884-2639 or request an estimate online.
(800) 884-2639Or send it in writing