Bifold Door Repair in Los Angeles
A bifold that pops off the track, hangs crooked or will not close. We replace pivots, top pins and guides, re-set the track and adjust the panels. Send a photo for a free estimate.
Service call $75 · free when we do the job the same visit
Tell us what needs fixing — even "something's wrong with the door" is enough. Then pick a time that works for you.
- Done rightClean, careful work. We check it with you before we leave.
- FastBook online in a minute. On time, every time.
- Hands-offNo back-and-forth. We show up and fix it.
Bifold doors fail in a few predictable ways. The top guide pin wears or pulls out and the door drops out of the track. The bottom pivot bracket shifts and the door hangs crooked. A hinge between the panels loosens and the door sags in the middle. Or the track itself has come loose from the head of the opening. None of this means the door has to be replaced. KapMorgan repairs bifold doors in Los Angeles on closets, pantries and laundry alcoves: we replace pivots, pins and guides, re-fix the track, tighten the hinges and adjust the doors so they fold and close properly. Bifold repair is part of our door repair work, and for other closet doors see closet and pocket door repair.
Closet and Pocket Doors
Closet and pocket doors from our jobs. Photos of bifold repairs will be added as new jobs come in.
Bifold door off track? Text a photo of the door and the top track — you get the exact price by text.
Send photosBifold Door Repair Cost in Los Angeles
One clear price, confirmed from your photo.
- Worn pins and pivots replaced
- Track re-fixed and cleaned
- Loose panel hinges tightened
- Doors adjusted to fold and meet
Several small tasks add up — $150 minimum per visit.
- Small jobs: $150 minimum. Service call $75 — free when we do the job the same visit.
- Bigger jobs: from $150, price agreed before we start.
- On-site estimate: free when we do the job the same visit. Job on another day or estimate only: $75 service call.
- Free online estimate: send photos and details (and whether you have the materials) — we reply with a clear price. When the actual job differs from the photos, the price follows the actual work.
- Materials: priced separately from labor (client's own materials are fine).
A photo of the door and one of the top track are enough for an exact price.
Bifold Door Off Track: What Breaks and How It Is Fixed
Bifold doors run on three small parts: a top pivot pin and a bottom pivot at the jamb side, and a guide pin or roller in the top track at the far side. The guide pin is the part that wears most. When it breaks or works loose, the door swings out of the track and hangs from the pivots. Snapping it back in works for a day. The lasting fix is a new pin, a pivot bracket set in the right place and a track that is fixed tight to the head. We bring the common pins and brackets and replace whatever has worn, then adjust the door so it stays in.
Fixed in 3 steps
Photo of the door
Door and the top track, and a close-up of any broken part.
Exact price by text
One number and a time.
Repaired and adjusted
Pins, pivots or track replaced, panels tightened, doors folded and closed until they stay in.
Clients on closet and pocket door repairs
What’s Included
- Replacing worn or broken top pins, guides and pivots
- Re-fixing and cleaning the top track
- Tightening the hinges between the panels
- Adjusting the doors so they fold, meet and stay in the track
Bifold Door Problems We Fix
- The door keeps coming off the track
- The door hangs crooked or rubs the jamb
- Panels sag or catch when folding
- The two doors do not meet in the middle
- A broken pivot bracket or top pin
- The track has come loose from the head
Bifold parts and doors
- Top pivot pins
- Guide pins and rollers
- Bottom pivot brackets
- Bi-fold tracks
- Panel hinges
- Door aligners
- Louvered bifold doors
- Mirrored bifold doors
- Pantry and laundry bifolds
Fixing a Bifold Door
Bi-folding door repairs are mostly small parts. The pins and pivots are standard across most brands, which is why a broken one can be replaced instead of the whole door. A door whose panels have split at the hinge screws needs the screw holes filled and re-drilled, or the hinges moved slightly to solid wood.
A door that hangs crooked usually has its bottom pivot bracket out of place; moving it a notch along its slots brings the door back to plumb. A door that rubs at the top has its top pivot set too tight to the jamb. A pair that will not meet needs both doors adjusted and, often, an aligner on the meeting edge.
When the panels themselves are cracked, warped or falling apart, repair stops making sense, and a new bifold door is the better buy. We tell you which from your photo, with prices for both if you want to compare.
The KapMorgan Difference
Small parts, small price
Pins and pivots replaced instead of the whole door.
Exact price first
Confirmed from your photo, same on the invoice.
Stays in the track
Doors adjusted so they do not jump out again.
Free photo estimate
Ask first, book if it suits you.
Bifold Door Repair FAQ
Bifold or sliding closet door repair starts at $110. A new bifold door is $150 per door if the old one cannot be saved.
The worn guide pin or pivot is replaced, the track re-fixed and the door adjusted so it stays in.
Yes. Pins and pivots are standard parts and are replaced without replacing the door.
The bottom pivot bracket has moved. Setting it back in the right notch brings the door to plumb.
Yes, pocket door repair is $125, usually without opening the wall.
Yes, from a photo of the door and the track. If what we find on the visit differs from the photos, the price follows the actual work. An on-site estimate is free when we do the job the same visit, otherwise it is a $75 service call.