Been in this house over 10 years, the front door has mostly been fine - had to adjust the latch "hole" a bit once or twice over the years but no big deal. A few months ago, we had the front door re-painted and the painters pulled off the weather stripping, etc. and never got around to putting it back on. I can't imagine that is really a big deal, but I mention it just in case. I don't think they did anything with the hinges, etc. when I wasn't watching like removing them to paint or anything.

Maybe a month or so ago, we started having problems with the front door not closing/latching when shut without some care to it. It's been getting worse. Basically it looks like it's dropped lower a significant amount. I took a look at the hinges and I'm not sure what I'm looking at. They don't seem to "fit" anymore, and it almost looks like they've deformed enough where one side is sliding inside the other a bit. This is the case for all 4 hinges.

This is not something I can just fix by pulling the pins and re-seating them, right? To me, it looks like the door is just too heavy for the hinges and has pulled down and deformed/ruined them...? Who do I call to re-hang a door properly? I am fairly handy but not sure I want to mess with leveling and hanging a door. Do I need better hinges? All the advice I could find online about sagging doors had to do with uneven sagging that you can fix with a couple long screws, and I think we're beyond that point. There's not much room to sink a long screw anyway, because there's glass surrounding the front door (maybe it's time to make that go away too, sigh...)