This doorway is a disaster but the solid wood door is worth saving. We opted to repair the door jamb where dry rot was present and install a new doorsill.
The new doorsill was installed first. Then, using a fast hardening epoxy wood filler, the gaping hole in the jamb can be repaired and sanded to blend. This job required two trips.
Low estimate for materials and labor:
- Epoxy wood filler
- Aluminum doorsill
- Concrete screws
- Primer and paint
- Labor 3 hours
High estimate for materials and labor:
- Epoxy wood filler
- Aluminum doorsill
- Concrete screws
- Primer and paint
- Labor 4 hours
If you are a contractor or a handyman, how much would this job cost in your area?
Low Price: $195
Consensus Price: $195
High Price: $295
Updated:
I just replaced three such sills on a 1950’s home. Charged $225 each, lots of handcrafting to match up with old work.
I am fixing to repair and reinstall threshold where it’s leaking in the downstairs bathroom that is below the door how much would I charge?