Door Hinge Replacements

No Call Out Fee
Fast Response
Fully Insured
24/7 Emergency Cover

Worn, damaged or poorly adjusted door hinges can make a door difficult to open and close, cause it to drop out of alignment and even prevent the locking points from lining up correctly. Window Doctor provides professional door hinge repairs and replacements across England for residential and commercial properties.

Our experienced engineers work with hinges fitted to uPVC, composite, aluminium and timber doors, including front and back doors, patio doors, French doors and bifold doors. Whether your hinges are squeaking, damaged, badly worn or causing the door to hang incorrectly, we’ll identify the cause and determine whether adjustment, repair or replacement is the most appropriate solution.

Available 24/7 for any emergency, call us today on 0800 043 0095 for a free quote and have your door hinges fitted or replaced by the best!

Door Hinge Replacements

From £45

Common Door Hinge Problems We Can Repair:

Door hinges support the weight of the door while allowing it to open, close and sit correctly within the frame. When hinges become worn, damaged or poorly adjusted, the effects can therefore be noticeable throughout the complete door system.

Common door hinge problems include:

  • Squeaking or noisy hinges – hinges can become noisy through wear, contamination or lack of appropriate maintenance.
  • Dropped or sagging doors – worn, damaged or incorrectly adjusted hinges can allow a door to hang lower than it should.
  • Doors catching on the frame – hinge wear or movement can cause the door to scrape or catch as it opens and closes.
  • Locking points no longer aligning – if a door drops, the lock and keeps may no longer line up correctly.
  • Stiff or difficult door movement – damaged or deteriorating hinges can make the door harder to operate.
  • Broken or damaged hinges – individual hinges and their components can become damaged through impact, excessive force or general wear.
  • Burglary or attempted break-in damage – forced entry can damage hinges alongside locks, frames and other door hardware.
  • General wear and tear – frequently used doors place considerable demands on their hinges over time.
  • Mismatched or unsuitable hinges – replacement hinges may be required for functional reasons or to better complement other door hardware.

If your door has started dropping or becoming difficult to lock, it’s worth having it inspected before continuing to force it. A hinge or alignment problem can place additional strain on the door locking mechanism, handles and other hardware.

Our Door Hinge Repair & Replacement Services:

Window Doctor repairs, adjusts and replaces hinges across a wide variety of residential and commercial door systems.

Our services include:

Fully Insured Supplying and fitting replacement door hinges
Fully Insured Repairing suitable damaged or faulty hinges
Fully Insured Replacing worn or broken hinges
Fully Insured Door hinge adjustment and realignment
Fully Insured Correcting doors that have dropped or started catching
Fully Insured Internal door hinge repairs and replacements
Fully Insured External door hinge repairs and replacements
Fully Insured Front and back door hinges
Fully Insured Patio and French door hinges
Fully Insured Bifold door hinges
Fully Insured Hinge replacement following burglary or attempted forced entry
Fully Insured Replacement hinges to complement existing door hardware
Fully Insured Commercial door hinge repairs and replacements

We work with suitable hinges fitted to uPVC, composite, aluminium and timber doors, assessing both the hinges themselves and how the door sits within its frame. Correct alignment is particularly important. If a door has dropped because its hinges are worn or damaged, simply adjusting the lock or keeps may not address the underlying problem. Our engineers can assess the complete door and determine which components actually require attention.

For commercial customers, Window Doctor can also repair or replace suitable door hinges at shops, offices, restaurants, hotels and other business premises, where heavily used doors can experience considerably more wear.

If the problem involves other parts of the door, we also provide door handle repairs, door lock replacements, door locking mechanism repairs and specialist bifold door repairs.

Some of our Recent Door Hinge Replacements:

Before After
Door Hinge Replacements
Before After

Frequently Asked Questions - FAQs

Common signs include the door dropping or sagging, catching against the frame, becoming difficult to open or close, excessive movement around the hinges or visible damage to the hinge components. An engineer can assess whether adjustment or repair is sufficient or whether replacement hinges are required.

A door can begin catching because it has moved out of alignment, and worn or damaged hinges are one possible cause. The door should be inspected to establish whether the hinges, frame, locking hardware or a combination of components is responsible.

Yes. Window Doctor repairs and replaces suitable hinges on uPVC and composite doors, as well as many aluminium and timber doors. Replacement hinges need to be compatible with the particular door system and existing installation.

Yes. If worn or damaged hinges allow the door to drop, the locking points may no longer line up correctly with the keeps in the frame. This can make the handle or key difficult to operate and place additional strain on the locking mechanism.

Yes. Depending on the particular door system and availability of suitable components, Window Doctor can repair or replace hinges on many patio doors, French doors and bifold doors, as well as standard entrance and back doors.

You're in safe hands with Window Doctor

What Our Customers Say

Graham Talbot
Manchester
Our front door had gradually dropped until it was scraping against the frame and becoming difficult to lock. Window Doctor replaced the worn hinges and realigned the door. It now opens and locks smoothly again.
Jessica Holden
Kettering
We had a very annoying squeak from our back door and noticed one of the hinges was starting to move. The engineer checked all of the hinges, dealt with the faulty one and adjusted the door properly.
Darren Pickering
St Albans
Our uPVC door had become increasingly difficult to close and needed lifting slightly before the lock would engage. Window Doctor identified worn hinges as the cause, replaced them and got the door sitting correctly again.
Olivia Nash
Nuneaton
One of the hinges on our bifold doors had become damaged and the panels weren't lining up properly. Window Doctor replaced the faulty hardware and adjusted the doors. They're now folding smoothly again.
Alexander Whittaker
Bournemouth
We had problems with a heavily used entrance door at our office that had started catching badly. The engineer replaced the worn hinges and realigned the door with very little disruption to our working day.
Window Doctor Van
Scroll to Top