A door frame supports the hardware and helps the entrance close in the intended position. If the frame is loose, damaged or out of alignment, replacing the door or lock alone may not resolve the problem. An inspection should therefore consider the frame and surrounding opening as part of the repair, even when the visible complaint concerns the door.
Tell the installer about movement, cracks or difficulty latching during normal use. Also mention previous repairs and recent construction around the entrance. The frame material and the way it is supported affect the available options. A surface appearance does not reveal every underlying condition, so measurements or closer inspection may be needed before the final scope is prepared.
Ask the estimate to distinguish repair, reinforcement and replacement where relevant. These approaches involve different work and may have different finishing requirements. The customer should know what will remain, what will be removed and whether adjacent surfaces need separate attention. A clear description helps prevent assumptions about what is included with a frame repair.
770 Doors & Windows can review wood and metal door-frame concerns alongside the installed hardware. Send photos of the full opening and the affected area. We will discuss inspection and service options based on the entrance, with the recommended work explained before you approve the job.