Built to last. Kept that way.
Fiberglass door repair across the GTA – alignment, locks, seals, and hardware restored so your door keeps doing its job.
The door is fine. The hardware isn’t.
Fiberglass doors resist dents, rust, and weather better than most — which is why they’re usually worth keeping. When problems show up, they’re typically in the parts attached to the door: hinges, locks, handles, seals, and thresholds.
770 Pro focuses on restoring those components so the door closes, seals, and locks properly again. Where a glass insert or sidelite is the issue, we can address that separately.
When the core, skin, or frame has been compromised, we’ll tell you so and discuss replacement options.
Protect the door you already invested in.
A few targeted repairs can extend the life of a quality fiberglass door.
- Adjust & align
- Restore seals & hardware
- Replace only when necessary
What we’re usually called in to fix.
Worn weatherstripping or poor alignment lets air and water in.
Stiff, loose, or misaligned hardware that no longer operates smoothly.
The door catches the frame or threshold as it opens and closes.
Chips, cracks, or impact damage assessed for a practical repair.
Decorative glass that has cracked or lost its seal.
The bottom seal no longer meets the door, letting drafts through.
Repair or replace? It depends on the core.
The skin and core are sound.
If the door itself is solid, most problems are hardware, alignment, or sealing issues.
- No cracks through the door skin
- The door holds its shape
- Locks, hinges, or seals are the issue
- The frame is dry and solid
The core or frame is compromised.
Damage below the surface is harder to repair reliably.
- Water has damaged the core or frame
- The skin is split or separating
- The door has warped out of shape
- The same problems keep returning
Fiberglass door service without the hard sell.
We look for what can be restored before suggesting anything new.
Experience across fiberglass, steel, and wood entry systems.
If the door is done, we’ll say so — and explain why.
Fiberglass door repair throughout the Greater Toronto Area.
Fiberglass door not closing right?
Describe the problem and we’ll help you figure out the most practical fix.
Fiberglass entry door questions.
Can a damaged fiberglass door be repaired?
Why is my fiberglass door hard to lock?
Can you replace the glass insert in my fiberglass door?
Does a fiberglass door need new weatherstripping?
How do I know if my door is worth repairing?
What area do you serve?
Need help with another door?
Every service page covers the problems and parts specific to that door type.
Steel Entry Doors
Sagging, drafty, or hard-to-lock steel front doors brought back into line.
Sliding Patio Doors
Heavy sliding, worn rollers, damaged tracks, and locks that won’t catch.
