Closet door repair and installation across Maryland, DC and Northern Virginia
Closet doors come off their tracks more than any other door in the house. Bifold pivots wear out, the top guide snaps, the bottom bracket slides, bypass rollers crack and the doors jump the rail and scrape each other. People live with them leaning against the wall for years.
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How the job goes
We put them back right. New pivots and guides on bifolds, new rollers and a straight track on bypass doors, and a floor guide so they stay in line. When the doors themselves are done, we hang new ones, bifold or bypass, shaker or louvered, trimmed to the opening and painted to match. Barn style doors go on a track rated for the weight with a floor guide and a soft close if you want it.
Jobs we take
- Bifold doors rehung with new pivots and guides
- Bypass doors back on a straight track with new rollers
- New bifold and bypass doors cut to the opening
- Mirror doors replaced with wood or shaker doors
- Barn style doors on a rated track with a floor guide
- Louvered doors swapped for solid panel doors
What it costs
Closet door repairs are a visit. A closet door rehung along with a front door repaint in Annapolis was $150 this August, labor and materials, one stop. New doors are priced per opening, the doors and hardware on the materials line, and a bedroom with three closets gets one setup charge, not three.
Front door repainted and a closet door rehung
Annapolis, MD, Aug 2026. Labor and materials.
$150
What moves the price is on the closet doors cost page.
Every job is done by a contractor licensed with the Maryland Home Improvement Commission (MHIC). The license number is on your estimate.