If your door closer is protected by a warranty, it could be inadvertently voided if an untrained person attempts to repair it. The Glass Doctor specialists of Spokane are extensively trained in the installation and maintenance of door closers. Our door closer repair and maintenance program will help you keep your doors in good working order and safe to use. The ultimate goal is to create a series of superimposed layers of sealing material so that water that enters behind the door molding above the door or on the sides is trapped and redirected back to the front of the house, below the door threshold. Once the resistance stops, a spring in the door closer causes the arm to close carefully while the door returns to its frame.
When a door closer is properly installed, the user will experience some resistance when opening it. If you're having trouble with your sliding door not closing properly in Spokane Valley, my advice is to carefully remove the aluminum molding that covers the wooden molding that surrounds the sliding patio door. This will allow you to access the door closer and inspect it for any signs of damage or wear. If you find any issues, it's best to contact a professional for repair or replacement. A professional can also help you adjust the tension on the spring so that your door closes properly. At Glass Doctor of Spokane, we understand how important it is for your sliding doors to close properly.
Our team of experienced technicians can help you diagnose and repair any issues with your door closer quickly and efficiently. We also offer a variety of other services, including window repair, glass replacement, and more. Contact us today to learn more about how we can help you keep your doors in top condition.
