Maryland, DC and Northern Virginia
Door, trim and wood rot repairs across the DMV. One price, one visit, no surprises.
Old Line Carpentry Repair is the door and trim carpentry crew of Old Line Home Repair, serving Maryland, DC and Northern Virginia from Clarksville, Maryland.
A person answers, 8 to 6, Monday through Saturday.
Real prices from finished jobs
Cost pagesFront door repainted and a closet door rehung
Annapolis, MD, Aug 2026
$150
Two water shutoff valves replaced and a bedroom window resealed, two houses
Annapolis, MD, Oct 2026
$217
Bathroom sink re anchored and recaulked, new toilet seat
Washington, DC, Oct 2026
$287
Shower rod re anchored with metal anchors
Annapolis, MD, Aug 2026
$100
What door and trim repairs cost
These prices are from jobs our crew finished this year, with the town and the month. A front door repainted and a closet door rehung in Annapolis came to $150, labor and materials, one visit. A bedroom window resealed on a two house visit ran $217 in October. A shower rod re anchored into metal anchors was $100. Door and trim rows are thin because the ledger started in May, so the rest are small repair visits by the same crew, which is what a visit costs.
Every job gets a written price before the truck leaves the driveway, and the price on the estimate is the price on the invoice unless you add work. Send a photo and the address and the estimate usually comes back the same day. Call or text (240) 616-4788 between 8 and 6 and a person answers. We hang doors and fix trim in 13 counties, from Howard and Baltimore County down to Fairfax and Loudoun.
What we do
Eight jobs, each with its own page and a cost page that says what moves the price.
- Interior door installationPrehung or slab, one door or the whole floor. Hung plumb, latched clean, trimmed and ready for paint.See the page ›
- Door frame and jamb repairSplit jambs, kicked in frames, strike plates torn out, rotted exterior jambs. Repaired or rebuilt so the door closes like it should.See the page ›
- Door repairSticking, sagging, swollen or dragging doors. Knobs, latches, hinges and weatherstrip. Fixed in one visit most of the time.See the page ›
- Storm and screen doorsNew storm doors hung square on brickmould, closers that stop slamming, screens restrung, retractable screens that stick.See the page ›
- Wood rot and trim repairRotted window sills, door trim, fascia, corner boards and porch posts. Cut out, replaced with rot resistant stock, sealed and painted.See the page ›
- Stair railingsLoose newel posts, wobbly handrails, missing balusters, new wall rails for a basement stair. Solid, at the height the code asks for.See the page ›
- Closet doorsBifolds off the track, bypass doors that jump the rail, new shaker bifolds, barn style doors. Hung level, rolling quiet.See the page ›
- Baseboard and crown moldingBaseboard replaced after a flood or a floor, crown in one room or the whole floor, gaps caulked, corners tight, painted.See the page ›
Where we work
Thirteen counties and the District, from the shop in Clarksville. Pick yours for the local page.
Licensed on every job
Every job is done by a contractor licensed with the Maryland Home Improvement Commission (MHIC). The license number is on your estimate.
Work in DC and Virginia goes to a contractor licensed in that jurisdiction. The license number is on your estimate.
Drywall, paint and installs are handled by the other crews at Old Line Home Repair, the company this crew belongs to.