Bottom seal
We identify the existing retainer and seal profile, measure the door, and check whether the retainer is bent or corroded before choosing replacement material.
Torn bottom rubber and loose perimeter seals can leave gaps for drafts, water, leaves, and pests. The correct repair depends on the seal profile, retainer, floor, and door position.
We identify the existing retainer and seal profile, measure the door, and check whether the retainer is bent or corroded before choosing replacement material.
Perimeter seal should contact the closed door without binding it. Gaps can also come from track position, a crooked section, framing, or damaged trim.
A threshold may help some uneven-floor gaps, but drainage, snow, vehicle clearance, door travel, and manufacturer instructions need to be considered first.
A compatible seal can reduce air, light, debris, and minor water gaps around an otherwise usable door. It cannot straighten a bent door, correct floor pitch, stop water flowing toward the garage, repair rotted framing, or guarantee a particular energy-bill change.
If the door is scraping, closing unevenly, or reversing at the floor, the door and opener should be checked before a thicker seal is installed.
Areas served
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Call (551) 279-6408 with the town, door width, and type of gap. We serve all nine counties listed above.