Service Highlights
- Closers and hinges
- Latches and strikes
- Frames
- Weather seals
- Emergency securing
A commercial door is used far more than a house door and wears faster. Regular repair keeps small faults from turning into closures.
Who calls us about this
- A door drags on the floor or rubs the frame.
- A latch no longer catches the strike.
- A frame was damaged by a delivery or a break-in.
- A seal leaks air, water or noise.
How the visit goes
- We inspect the door, hinges, closer, latch and frame.
- We explain what has failed and the options to fix it.
- We repair or replace the parts that need it.
- We test the door repeatedly and confirm it latches.
What we look at
- Closers and hinges
- Latches and strikes
- Frames
- Seals
What affects the price
Parts and time.
Before you call
Describe the fault and when it began.
Good to know
Commercial doors are opened hundreds of times a day, so small problems grow quickly. A closer that is slightly out of adjustment puts extra strain on the hinges, which then sag, which then stops the latch from catching. Fixing the first fault early is far cheaper than repairing all three. If your door is part of a fire separation or an exit route, tell us, because the repair must keep it compliant.
When this is not the right fix
A full door replacement may need a contractor.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can you repair a door after a break-in?
Yes, and we can secure it the same day, then return for the permanent repair.
Do you repair fire doors?
Yes, with care to keep the fire rating intact.
Why does my door stick more in summer?
Humidity can swell wood and shift frames. It is usually a hinge or frame adjustment.