Follow the gap across the opening
A useful photo shows the entire door closed, including both lower corners. An uneven space can reflect the door position, the condition of the threshold or the sealing component itself. We assess these together rather than recommend a thicker strip from the photo alone.
Let us know when the problem began. Recent flooring work, a new sweep or a change in the way the door latches can help focus the assessment.
Threshold contact and condition
The threshold is the surface at the base of the opening. Depending on the design, it works with a door-bottom seal or another sealing component. Loose parts, damage and uneven contact need to be understood before choosing the repair.
Adjustment or replacement is not the same for every threshold. We inspect the arrangement and discuss the appropriate work, including whether parts need to be identified or sourced.
Door movement comes first
A door that catches the frame or needs to be lifted to latch may have an operating issue in addition to worn weatherstripping. Tell us about it even if the draft is your main concern.
The proposed work may involve sealing, adjustment or a separate door repair through Enlive Doors. We explain the options and obtain agreement on scope and price before proceeding.
Water around the sill
Photograph water marks and explain when they occur. A sill or surrounding construction issue needs a different response from a flattened perimeter seal. We do not cover drainage openings or treat every visible gap as a place to add material.
This service starts with understanding the opening. If the work falls beyond a straightforward sealing or door-fit repair, the team will explain the finding and the next step.
Not sure which part you have?
That is fine. Start with a photograph and tell us what the door is doing. We can help identify the next step.
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