How to fix a sagging, rubbing, sticky door - DIY

How to fix a sagging, rubbing, sticky door in minutes. This is one of the most common door issues i come across and the repair is so simple anyone can do it with minimal tools and little to no experience. The vast majority of the time doors will no close properly due to a shift in the door or the door jamb. The door shifting occurs when the hinges are no longer holding the door in place causing the door to lean and sag in one direction. Easy DIY repair you can do it yourself. For more DIY howto videos LIKE COMMENT and SUBSCRIBE.

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[VIGUISEX]

I have never seen anyone explain anything so clearly and step by step. Just nice representation. Thanks for it!

[kj]

Definitely helps me out as a maintenance tech. Will be sharing this with the team.

[bananaprductions]

No good for me. All the hinges were in tight. Maybe a problem with the wood expanding/contracting through seasons?

[james-jqsk]

Satay stick, (stronger then matchstick), plus PVA. Good channel...

[riod]

thats rubbing on the side what about if its rubbing on the top door jamb?

[chris]

I just jam a couple matchsticks in there and snap them flush, good to go.

[binhminh]

You've solved the problem of my sagging door. Thank you very much!

[dustman]

A little more involved, but you can use wood glue and a piece of wooden dowel, then drill a new hole for the screw.

[simonvanna]

What if the door is running along the top?

[TheDannywilliams]

With so many different wall plugs, how do you chose the right one for the right occasion?

[woah]

My door rubs on the floor when it gets to a certain point.

[M.V.P]

Great Vid! I cannot find wooden wall plugs ANYWHERE; Not even Amazon. Maybe they are called something else? Can you provide me with a link to the wall plug kit you're using PLEASE!