Florida humidity moves doors around. One season they close fine and the next they rub at the top and won't latch. Usually it's hinges, shims, or a strike plate, not a new door. I fix the cause, not just the symptom.
I also replace interior and exterior doors, swap deadbolts and smart locks and connect them to your Wi-Fi and app, replace slider rollers and tracks, and install storm doors and door closers. On a recent job I replaced the exterior doors on a mobile home, which take different sizes than a regular house.
Sticking and rubbing doors
Sliding glass door rollers and tracks
Deadbolts, keyed knobs, and smart locks
Interior and exterior door replacement
Storm doors and closers
Mobile home doors
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Trim and seal repair
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Yes. I install it, check that the bolt throws clean, connect it to your Wi-Fi and the app, set your codes, and test remote lock and unlock before I leave.
Usually, yes. Most of the time it's worn rollers or a dirty, dented track. New rollers and a cleaned track make it slide like new.
Flat rate. You get a line-item price before I start, and that's what you pay. No hourly billing. If the scope changes once I'm in there, I stop and tell you before I do anything extra.
Most of the time, yes. Text a few photos to (321) 323-8047 or upload them through the estimate form and I'll send a number back, usually the same day. If I need to see it in person, there's a $100 trip fee, and it gets credited back if you hire me for the job.
Yes. HoneyDone is a licensed handyman business in Brevard County with general liability insurance. Anything that needs a licensed plumber, electrician, or a permit, I'll tell you up front and point you to the right trade.
