Best door repair pros near Cloverly, MD

"Replaced all the screening on our patio and replaced the door to access the patio. Was reasonably priced and prompt in doing exactly what he said he would do. Would definitely hire him again to do other work around the house."

"Very pleased. First, Joseph gave good advice regarding the repairs - an approach I hadn't thought of. Work was done to my satisfaction. He was on time, cleaned up as he went and was very professional and pleasant to work with. Have hired for another job."

"Sliding door unable to move for years. Dexter was the only technician that came and was able to repair. He fixed some damaged wood. Change rollers and made a few adjustments. The door felt like new. Very professional, communicated thoroughly and got the job done. We have some window work to do and we will be having him back to do the work. I can’t forgot to mention his prices are better than every company I’ve ever had out to my home"

"The JWHI technicians did a great job with my list of repairs. They were professional and communicated well. Would absolutely hire again."

"It's always a relief when you find a contractor who cares about the quality of their work. That is Mr. Leal. I hired him to rehang our exterior french doors that were poorly installed. It can be very difficult to find help for for small jobs, but Mr. Leal agreed. Needless to say, the doors now function perfectly. I was impressed for following reasons. His team was very communicative. My initial call was returned within an hour or two and he was scheduled to see me the next day. He and his colleague took care of my home. Not only did they fix the doors, but they were obviously very careful when doing so. They even vacuumed while sanding the doors. No trace was left of their work except for the perfectly swinging doors. Honestly, I think care for another's home is as important as one's ability to do the work. My strong impression is Mr. Leal cares that his work is well done. Hire him."

"All materials were ordered to my satisfaction. The technicians that fixed my outdoor lantern knew exactly what needed to be done and they had all the materials. They did an excellent job."

"We hit Terry with a multitude of tasks. Siding repair, stucco work, garrage trim repair, and even last minute electrical troubleshooting. He met every challenge with ease. Courteous, thorough, and craftsmanship are only a few traits I can use to describe him. We are already planning more work for him!"

"First person came by door-to-door to see if we wanted an estimate. Our house is 2000 sq feet (3/4 siding, 1/4 brick). Second person came to give us the estimate. It took at least three hours. The first estimate was more than $19K, but if we bought it right then, it would be $12K. We finally settled on $13.5K: $12K for siding and $1.5K for window and door caps. We were told that even though our window capping looked good, it would probably tear when they took off the old siding. We were told over and over what a great company it was. We were told everything that had aluminum would be replaced with vinyl, the new siding would be "practically seamless," and we were getting a great deal. A few days later someone visited us again. We went over the project and picked out the color. On the day of the installation, the crew started removing the old siding. Another "quality assurance" person showed up at noon to go over any questions. He again told us what a great deal we got. He looked around and went up on the roof. He also noticed that there was aluminum covering on front half of the rake on north side of the house but not the back half. He said there was an issue behind the gutters at the top of the house, that moisture could get between the gutters and the house, and that the job was really going to look incomplete without new coverings for all the rake. He gave us an estimate: normally it would be $3500, but if we bought it right then, it would be $2000. We agreed to pay for covering the rake. The window wrap did not rip when the aluminum was removed. The new window wrap looks exactly like what was already on the house. There are a lot of seams; even the smallest lengths have seams. Once the job was wrapping up, the last person showed up. We told him there were a lot of seams. He said they wouldn't be noticable further away from the house. There are a couple of places where the pieces behind the gutter were not cut correctly. I expect they will be able to fix this. Bottom line? We're glad we got new siding, but with all the high-pressure sales tactics and inconsistencies in presentation, we still feel like we got ripped off."

"Frankly, I did not like fact that there were two visits. One to look over the work that needed to be done and one to do the work. But having gone through that, I understand why. They don't know what material I have. I need to make that clear that I get it now. They were also able to come and do the estimate on a Saturday. So I did not have to take off work twice. If I had to take off work twice, I probably would have cancelled. We came out and went over all the stuff that I purchased. If I remember correctly, it was labor only. I had bought the wrong kind of spackling or something. He told me that and that was good. I could take it back and get the right kind. He told me what to buy. It was all set up. The day of the work, the guy came and worked the entire time. Very hard worker. He was on time. There was absolutely no complaints. It went very smoothly. It was a big deal for Handyman Services. We knew how much it was going to cost because it was paid. He came out to get a feel for what I wanted done. I could have said I want my whole downstairs refinished. It wasn't that at all. There was no other charges because the work that I wanted done, they were able to do in that allotted time period. If it had gone beyond then they would have charged extra. They made that very clear. It was very up and up. It was very basic handyman stuff. I am technically and mechanically challenged. Basic basic handyman stuff. Fixing things. No painting, nothing like that. After everything was done. I understood. They did awesome work. I should not have judged in the beginning about the two visits. It was a big deal in the beginning for me. There is a reason that it is done this way. I got it. The biggest thing was that they knew what they were doing. I should have shut up. The guy did great work."

"Home Valet Pros were responsive and professional, from the scheduler, to the estimator, and the workers. The workers were skilled. The primary challenges we had were around communication. (1)The scheduler booked me for two half days, but the workers arrived planning to be onsite for one full day. After a little back and forth with works and the supervisor, the workers agreed to leave and return as originally scheduled. It affected my own work schedule some. (2)Estimator came out and reviewed my request for 4 tasks (drywall, painting, door, shutters); he even took photos of each area of requested. I didn?t notice that the door didn?t make the contract, although the price was the same. Workers who came out, said they could not work on the door. (3) There was drywall dust left throughout the work area I guess because I didn?t explicitly ask for cleanup. I didn?t think to take photos until I was most of the way through my own cleanup."