Frequently Asked Questions

Yes. Head to Sill takes a repair-first approach whenever practical. Many doors that stick, sag, drag, rub the frame, or fail to latch can be repaired without replacing the entire door. We evaluate the complete door system to determine the cause before recommending a solution.
We service front entry doors, back doors, interior doors, patio doors, storm doors, screen doors, security doors, French doors, bifold doors, pocket doors, sliding closet doors, pet doors, and other residential door systems.
Sticking and rubbing can result from worn or loose hinges, alignment problems, moisture, settling, hardware issues, or normal wear. We inspect how the door operates to identify the likely cause and determine the appropriate repair.
Yes. Head to Sill can address problems involving hinges, handles, latches, locks, thresholds, sweeps, weatherstripping, and other door components. We can also evaluate drafts, gaps, sealing problems, and doors that are difficult to lock or latch.
Replacement may make more sense when a door has extensive deterioration, significant damage, recurring problems, or conditions that make continued repairs impractical. If replacement is the better long-term option, we explain why so you can make an informed decision.
No. Head to Sill does not use subcontractors. Your project is handled by our own professionals, helping us maintain direct responsibility for workmanship and customer service. Our work is also backed by a 1-year workmanship warranty.
Head to Sill is based in Cane Bay and serves homeowners throughout Summerville and nearby Greater Charleston and Lowcountry communities, including Cane Bay, Goose Creek, Ladson, Moncks Corner, Nexton, Summerville, and surrounding areas.











