This Pineridge homeowner's storm door hadn't been closing right for a while — the kind of thing that's easy to live with. No big deal, right? Then a seriously windy day caught the door open, and because it wasn't latching properly, the wind did the rest: it tore the door right off its hinges.
What the wind left behind
Once a storm door has been wrenched off its hinge rail, repair usually stops making sense — the frame side is damaged, not just the door. The honest lesson from this job: a storm door that isn't closing right is a small, inexpensive adjustment when it's caught early. Left alone, Calgary wind will eventually finish the job its own way.
The replacement
The old unit came off, the frame was cleaned up and checked, and a new EMCO 100 Series storm door went on — hung square, sealed to the opening, closer tuned so it latches every time. A straightforward storm door install like this takes about two to three hours.
Storm door installation in Calgary
Whether yours needs a small alignment fix or a full replacement, it's worth dealing with before the weather decides for you. Request a free estimate — online or over the phone — and we'll tell you honestly which one it needs.
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