Door adjustment
Sticking door planed, hinge repositioned or strike plate adjusted — no new door needed
$75
Interior door installation · Calgary
Pre-hung door installation, slab door hanging in existing frames, bifold fitting and sticking door repair — with handle and lockset installation in the same visit.
Flat-rate pricing by door type. Customer supplies the door — we install, shim and fit hardware. Send a photo of the opening and door type for an accurate quote.
Door adjustment
Sticking door planed, hinge repositioned or strike plate adjusted — no new door needed
$75
Slab door hang
Customer-supplied slab door hung in existing frame — hinges mortised and hardware fitted
$125
Pre-hung install
Pre-hung door unit set in rough opening, shimmed, nailed and hardware fitted
$175
Bifold or barn door
Track, rollers and door panels installed — hardware and door supplied by customer
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Hanging a door in an out-of-plumb frame produces a door that swings open on its own, latches poorly or has an uneven gap on one side. We check frame plumb as the first step — not after the door is already hanging and adjustments are limited.
If hinge mortises are cut too shallow, the door binds on the stop and will not close without force. Too deep and there is a gap on the hinge side. We set mortise depth precisely so the door closes with light pressure and sits flush against the stop all the way around.
A latch that partially catches, catches only when the door is pulled tight or leaves a rattle is almost always a strike plate alignment issue. We chisel the strike plate mortise to match the latch throw exactly — not force the latch into an undersized opening.
Photo of the opening, note the door type and whether the door is already on site. We reply with a flat quote same day.
Accept the quote and choose a time. Most door installation visits are booked within one to two business days.
We install the door, fit hardware and test swing and latch function before leaving. You inspect and confirm before we pack up.
Included in every job
Not in standard scope
We advise on framing issues or wrong-size openings so you know what to fix before booking.
After renovation — new interior doors needed
New construction or renovation left rough openings ready for doors. We hang pre-hung units, shim frames and fit hardware in the same visit.
Replacing a hollow-core with solid-core
Solid-core doors are heavier and need hinge adjustment or replacement. We check frame plumb before hanging so the new door closes cleanly without swinging.
Adding a door to a bathroom
New bathroom privacy door where there was none — or an existing opening getting a pre-hung unit. Frame plumb check and shimming done before the door goes in.
Bifold closet door installation
Track mounted level, pivot hardware fitted and doors hung and adjusted. Bifold doors are faster to install than standard doors but need precise track leveling.
Office or commercial door replacement
Office renovation with multiple interior doors replaced in one visit. We quote multi-door jobs as a package — usually more efficient per door than single installs.
Pre-sale interior door upgrade
Replacing dated or damaged hollow-core doors before listing adds perceived value. We hang multiple doors in one visit and fit hardware consistently throughout.
Three things that prevent delays on door installation day and ensure we can complete the job in one visit.
Have the door in the room before booking
We do not deliver or source doors. The door — pre-hung unit, slab panel or bifold set — must be in the room and accessible before we arrive. We will not be able to complete the job without it.
Know the rough opening size
Measure the opening width and height from stud to stud. Pre-hung doors need a rough opening that is 2 inches wider and 2 inches taller than the door size. If you are not sure, send a photo and we will confirm before you purchase the door.
Have the handle or lockset ready
If you want hardware fitted the same visit — which is almost always the right call — have the handle set and any lockset on site. We drill and install in the same visit so the door is fully functional when we leave.
★★★★★Google Review“Installed two interior doors and adjusted a third that had been sticking for years. All hang straight, latch perfectly and the handles were fitted in the same visit. Efficient and tidy.”
When a door does not stay open or swings closed on its own, the frame is out of plumb and the door is hanging in a parallelogram instead of a rectangle. Shimming the frame before hanging is the fix — not adjusting the hinges after the fact. Adjusting hinges on a racked frame just masks the problem temporarily.
Calgary homes built in the 1960s through 1980s commonly have settled foundations that take interior door frames out of plumb over time. We check frame square as the first step — not after the door is already hung and options are limited.
Get a quote →A pre-hung door comes with the frame already attached — the entire unit goes into the rough opening and is shimmed and nailed in place. A slab door is just the door panel with no frame — it is hung on hinges in an existing frame. Pre-hung is used for new openings; slab is used when the existing frame is sound.
No. The customer sources and supplies the door — we install it. This lets you choose the style, species and finish without a markup. Have the door in the room before we arrive.
Yes. We mount the top track level, install pivot hardware at the floor and hang and adjust the door panels so they fold and slide smoothly. Bifold doors are quoted separately from standard hinged doors because the hardware and adjustment process differs.
Shimming is the process of inserting tapered wooden wedges between the door frame and the rough opening framing to make the frame plumb, level and square before it is nailed in place. Without shimming, a frame in a slightly out-of-square opening will cause the door to swing or latch incorrectly.
A slab door hung in an existing frame takes about 60–90 minutes including hardware. A pre-hung door in a new opening takes 90–120 minutes with shimming, nailing and hardware. Bifold doors take about 60–90 minutes. Multiple doors in one visit are more efficient per door.
Yes. We mount the overhead track to a structural header, hang the door panel on the rollers and adjust the clearance. The track must be anchored to solid framing — drywall alone will not support a barn door. We check framing before mounting.
When a door swings open or closed on its own, the frame is out of plumb and the door is hanging in a parallelogram rather than a rectangle. Gravity pulls the door toward the low side of the frame. Shimming the frame to plumb before hanging is the fix — not adjusting the hinges after the door is already in.
Yes. If the slab door does not already have a bore hole for the latch and handle, we drill it on-site with a hole saw. For pre-hung doors, the bore is typically already in the door from the manufacturer. Confirm when you book whether the bore hole is needed.
Yes — this is a slab door replacement. If the existing frame is plumb, square and undamaged, we hang a new slab door in it without touching the frame. We check the frame first because a slab hung in a racked frame will not swing or latch correctly.
Pre-hung doors require a rough opening that is the door width plus 2 inches and the door height plus 2 inches. If the opening is too small, the framing needs to be modified before we can install. We can assess and advise when you send photos of the opening so you know before purchasing the door.
Not satisfied with the work? I will come back and make it right.
Request door installation quote or call (403) 973-5123