Doors that stick, swell or leak in the rain, fixed. Termite-eaten frames rebuilt. Impact doors installed right. Priced on the call.


Kaminskiy Care and Repair repairs and installs doors across Miami, from Morningside, Belle Meade and Shorecrest to Coconut Grove, The Roads and Little Havana, from our office in Coral Gables. Old wood and jalousie doors are rehung or replaced, frames eaten by termites are rebuilt, sliders are resealed, and impact doors go in with the approval the city asks for. Priced on the call, in writing, before anything is scheduled.
Eight repairs, one crew, priced before we come out.
Miami has 1920s Mediterranean homes in Morningside, old wood houses under the trees in the Grove and midcentury homes inland, each with its own door troubles. We save what is worth saving and install impact-rated doors where a new one is right.
Entry Door Repair
Door Frame & Jamb Rebuild
Front & Exterior Door Install
Interior Door Install
French Doors
Sliding Patio Doors
Pocket & Barn Doors
Locks, Hinges & ClosersSwollen wood doors, termite-eaten frames and rusted hardware are the usual Miami door calls, and a Kaminskiy technician handles all of them. Priced on the call, from Morningside to Little Havana, and usually finished in one visit.

Priced and on the calendar during the first call.

A written quote you approve before anyone drives out.

One visit, truck stocked, warranty in writing.
Our one-year workmanship warranty covers every Miami door repair and install, in writing, from a licensed, bonded and insured technician.
Humidity, termites and storms. Miami doors live in heat and humidity all year, so wood swells, hardware rusts and termites find soft frames. Older homes in Morningside, the Grove and Shenandoah have original doors and frames from the 1920s to the 1950s. And every exterior door is a hurricane opening in the high-velocity hurricane zone.
In Miami most door calls are a rotted or termite-eaten frame, a swollen door or rusted hardware, and all are repairs. A new exterior door is a permitted, product-approved job, and we tell you on the call when it is the better buy.
Minor repairs, no. A replacement exterior door in Miami is permitted work with a Miami-Dade or Florida product approval and impact protection, and in a historic district a change to the front may need a certificate of appropriateness. On the call we tell you what applies and who pulls the permit.
Morningside, Buena Vista East and other Miami historic districts review changes to the outside of a house, a new front door included. Repairing the original door needs no review.
Mediterranean and MiMo homes near the bay, several in historic districts. We save original doors, rebuild termite-eaten frames and replace rusted hardware with stainless.
Older wood homes under heavy trees, damp and shaded. We rebuild sills and jamb feet, rehang swollen doors and seal them.
Midcentury block homes with jalousie and builder doors. We replace failing doors with the impact doors you choose and fix frames, locks and hinges.
Say what the door does wrong, or text a photo of the frame or the rusted lock, and the price for the repair or the install comes back in writing on that call, before we schedule.
From Ponce de Leon Boulevard the truck carries hinges, strikes, shims, weatherstrip, jamb stock and the usual locksets, so most Miami door repairs are finished the first time, not on a return trip.
We measure before you shop, so the size, the swing and the approval are right. The frame is rebuilt or trued first, and then the door you bought is hung plumb and sealed.
The old door, the old trim and the rotted jamb pieces go on the truck, and the invoice carries the one-year workmanship warranty in writing, for a repair or an install.
Minor repairs need no permit. A replacement exterior door is a permitted job in the high-velocity hurricane zone: a Miami-Dade NOA or Florida approval for the opening and impact protection. Morningside and other historic districts need a certificate of appropriateness for a change to the front.
In the high-velocity hurricane zone, a replacement exterior door needs a permit and a product with a Florida or Miami-Dade approval that passed the impact tests for this zone, or a shutter over the opening. A door from a big-box store without the right approval will not pass; we check the approval and the size before you order.
Most of Miami has no association; a few gated pockets do. The historic and conservation districts do the reviewing instead. A repair that matches needs nothing; for a new front door we put the style, finish and approval number in writing.
Can't find your answer? Call 786-527-2055 and ask us anything.
Call 786-527-2055Priced on the call, scheduled within a few days for most Miami doors. Rehangs, rebuilt jamb feet, new weatherstrip and rusted hardware swapped for stainless are one-visit jobs, since the truck carries the parts. A new impact door is slower: the approval, the permit and in Morningside or Buena Vista East the district review come first, and we lay that out on the call.
Yes, as a permitted job: a new exterior door here needs a product approval and impact protection. We check the approval and the size before you buy, rebuild the frame first and install it.
Small jobs and big ones. A door rehung or a strike plate moved is the small end. A frame rebuilt after termites, or a new impact door installed with its permit, is the big end. Say what the door does or send a picture, and the price comes in writing on the call, before anything is booked, with nothing added at the house.
Yes. We replace hinges, strikes, deadbolts and closers with stainless or coated hardware set with stainless screws, so the door does not rust stiff again.
We install them. You choose and buy the door at a home center or a door shop; we measure first so it is the right size and swing, and for an exterior door we check the Miami-Dade or Florida approval before you pay for it. Then the frame is fixed, your door is hung, sealed and trimmed, and the hardware goes on.
Yes, and often. Prehung or slab, send a photo of the label or give us the size and swing, and the install is priced on the call. An exterior door in Miami needs the right approval for the hurricane zone, so check the sticker before you buy, or text it to us. If the frame needs rebuilding, you hear it on that same call, long before the door arrives.
Repairs, no. A new exterior door, yes: it is permitted work in the hurricane zone, with an approved, impact-tested door or a shutter, and a historic district may review it. We tell you on the call what applies and who pulls the permit.
All of Miami from our office in Coral Gables, including Morningside, Belle Meade, Shorecrest, Coconut Grove, The Roads, Silver Bluff and Little Havana, plus Coral Gables, Miami Beach, Key Biscayne and Miami Shores. Call 786-527-2055 to confirm your address and get on the schedule.
Describe the door, or text a photo of it, and we call back with a written price and a time. Calling is still faster: 786-527-2055.
Priced on the call, fixed in one visit, warranted in writing.
We answer in under three rings, 24/7.No price games. You get a clear written quote before any work begins, backed by our workmanship warranty.





