Trimming a door is the DIY equivalent of giving it a haircut—only less painful and more precise. First, measure how much you need to shave off; this usually involves the door sticking or fitting awkwardly. Next, remove the door from its hinges and lay it flat on sawhorses or a sturdy surface. Use a circular saw or hand plane to carefully trim the bottom or sides, ensuring you keep the cut straight and even. Don't forget to sand the edges smooth afterward to avoid splinters and paint or seal the trimmed area to match. Finally, rehang the door and check the fit—adjust as necessary.
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