Before
The failure point
The door and frame area were damaged, affecting the way the entrance closed and secured.
Project details
The door had to be treated as a system, not just a damaged surface.
After a break-in, the visible damage is only part of the problem. The frame, jamb, latch, lock area and closing line all determine whether the entrance can be secured again.
After
The repair
The damaged entry area was repaired so the door could close, latch and secure again.
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SecuredCompleted Work
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Forced-entry door repair questions
These are the questions customers usually need answered when the damage looks similar.
What if my door will not close after a break-in?
The door, frame, latch and lock area need to be checked so the entrance can be secured again.
Is this the same as door glass repair?
No. This service focuses on the door, frame, latch and locking system after forced entry. Broken door glass is handled separately when glass is also damaged.
Can the door be secured before the full repair is complete?
Yes. The entrance can be stabilized or temporarily secured while the glass or door is repaired.