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What’s the best solution for a rotted door frame?
The door frame is a 4-sided unit—when the door jamb rots, the threshold comes loose and there’s no repairing that. Replacement of the door frame is the best option. We often recommend a composite door frame as opposed to a wood door frame; composite looks like wood but it does not rot.
