Two doors. One clean close.
Garden and French-style door repair across the GTA – alignment, locks, flush bolts, and seals restored so both doors close as a pair.
When a pair stops meeting in the middle.
Garden doors depend on two panels lining up perfectly. When one sags even slightly, the doors rub, the lock won’t engage, the flush bolts miss their holes, and drafts start coming through the centre.
770 Pro realigns the doors, adjusts or replaces hinges, and restores the locks, flush bolts, astragal, and seals that keep the pair working together.
If the doors or frame have deteriorated past a practical repair, we’ll discuss replacement options with you.
Realign the pair before replacing it.
Getting both doors square to each other solves most garden door problems.
- Realign both doors
- Restore locks & bolts
- Replace only if needed
Every part that keeps the pair working together.
Both doors adjusted so they hang evenly and meet cleanly.
The strip where the doors meet, critical for sealing the centre.
Top and bottom bolts that hold the fixed door in place.
Lock sets and multipoint hardware restored to secure operation.
Seals around both doors replaced to stop drafts and water.
Worn or damaged sills that affect sealing and closing.
Cracked or foggy glass panels assessed for replacement.
The opening checked for square before the doors are adjusted.
Adjust the pair, or start fresh?
Both doors are still solid.
Alignment, hardware, and sealing problems are all correctable on sound doors.
- Doors and frame are structurally sound
- The issue is alignment or hardware
- Seals or astragal are worn
- Glass can be replaced separately
The pair can’t be brought back.
Some conditions make repairs short-lived.
- Doors have warped or twisted
- The frame or sill has rotted
- Multiple components are failing at once
- Past adjustments won’t hold
Garden doors not meeting in the middle?
Tell us what’s happening and we’ll help you find the right fix.
From misaligned doors to a clean, secure close.
Rubbing, gaps, lock trouble, drafts, or bolts that won’t engage.
Alignment, hinges, bolts, locks, and seals are assessed as a system.
Doors are realigned and worn parts replaced so the pair closes properly.
If the doors or frame are beyond repair, we’ll explain your options.
Garden door questions.
Why don’t my garden doors line up anymore?
Why won’t my garden door lock?
Why is there a draft between my garden doors?
Can you replace the glass in a garden door?
Are old garden doors worth repairing?
What area do you serve?
More doors, same repair-first approach.
Choose your door type to see the problems and parts we focus on.
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.
Fiberglass Entry Doors
Hardware, seals, and alignment for fiberglass doors worth keeping.