What kind of service-person do I hire to fix a broken door jamb?

bertha katzenengel

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Mon Jan-09-06 12:24 PM
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What kind of service-person do I hire to fix a broken door jamb?

:shrug: I am a novice homeowner.

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MsAnthropy

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Mon Jan-09-06 12:27 PM
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1. Handyman

I love the ones called "Rent-A-Husband"!

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catmandu57

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Mon Jan-09-06 12:51 PM
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2. What's the matter with it?

It may be something you could do yourself. If you don't want to fool with it just find a handyman jack of all trades, maybe a carpenter.

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bertha katzenengel

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Mon Jan-09-06 01:01 PM
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3. two doors, two problems

1. One door closes with great difficulty. The door doesn't line up in the frame, I guess. Maybe it needs to be re-hung? :shrug:

2. The other door was kicked in, and the jamb was split open.

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DS1

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Mon Jan-09-06 01:01 PM
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4. Carpenter

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