Commercial Storefront & Metal Door Repair
Professional repair and maintenance for aluminum glass storefront doors, hollow metal rear doors, commercial locks, closers, pivots, hinges, panic bars, and door hardware.
A door that fails before opening or closing time can leave employees locked out, prevent your business from opening, or leave the property unsecured.
We Repair & Service All Types of Commercial Doors
From aluminum glass storefront entrances to heavy-duty rear metal doors, we repair the door, lock, closer, hinges, pivots, exit hardware, and alignment problems that can interrupt your business.
Storefront Aluminum Doors
Repair and adjustment for glass storefront doors, pivots, thresholds, Adams Rite locks, closers, deadlatches, and door alignment.
Hollow Metal & Steel Doors
Service for rear business doors, steel security doors, frames, hinges, commercial locks, strikes, closers, and exit hardware.
Door Closers
Door closer repair, adjustment, replacement, speed control, leaking closer service, and solutions for doors that slam or stay open.
Panic Bars & Exit Devices
Repair and replacement for panic bars, exit devices, dogging mechanisms, outside trims, strikes, latches, and related hardware.
Commercial Locks & Hardware
Mortise locks, deadbolts, lever handles, cylinders, storefront locks, strikes, latch guards, and high-security door hardware.
Door Alignment & Adjustments
We correct doors that drag, bind, scrape, sag, fail to latch, leave large gaps, or become difficult to unlock and close.
Storefront Aluminum Doors & Rear Metal Doors
These are the two commercial door systems we service most often. We repair the hardware, correct alignment problems, improve operation, and help prevent expensive failures that can interrupt your business.
Aluminum Glass Storefront Doors
Storefront doors are used constantly throughout the day. Worn pivots, loose hardware, failed closers, and poor alignment can quickly make the door difficult to open, close, or lock.
Common Problems
- Door drags or scrapes the threshold
- Door will not close or latch properly
- Lock is difficult to turn or will not align
- Door slams or closes too slowly
- Loose, worn, or damaged pivots
- Adams Rite lock or deadlatch problems
Services We Provide
- Storefront door adjustment
- Pivot repair and replacement
- Door closer repair and adjustment
- Threshold and strike alignment
- Storefront lock and cylinder service
- Preventive maintenance inspections
Hollow Metal & Steel Doors
Rear metal doors protect inventory, employees, deliveries, and restricted areas. When the door sags, fails to latch, or cannot be secured, it becomes both an operational and security problem.
Common Problems
- Door sags or rubs against the frame
- Lever handle or deadbolt is loose
- Door does not latch or stay closed
- Panic bar or exit hardware is failing
- Hinges are loose, worn, or damaged
- Gaps reduce security and weather protection
Services We Provide
- Hinge and door alignment repair
- Commercial lock and lever service
- Panic bar and exit device repair
- Door closer repair and replacement
- Strike, frame, and latch adjustment
- Security hardware upgrades
A storefront door that will not unlock in the morning can delay opening. A rear door that will not lock at closing time can leave the business unsecured. Early service is usually less expensive than an emergency repair.
Fix Small Door Problems Before They Become Expensive Emergencies
Commercial doors are opened, closed, locked, and unlocked throughout the day. Minor alignment problems, loose hardware, worn pivots, and failing closers can gradually become serious failures that interrupt your business.
A Failed Door Can Cost More Than the Repair
A front entrance that will not unlock can delay opening. A door that will not close at the end of the day can leave the property unsecured. Emergency service, employee downtime, and lost business can quickly become more expensive than scheduled maintenance.
Unable to Open the Business
Employees may arrive in the morning and discover that the front door will not unlock or open properly.
Unable to Secure the Property
A door that will not latch or lock at closing time can leave the business, equipment, and inventory exposed.
Higher Emergency Repair Costs
Waiting until the door completely fails may require urgent service, additional parts, or more extensive repairs.
Safety and Exit Problems
Failing closers, panic bars, latches, and hinges can create problems with safe entry, exit, and daily operation.
What We Check and Service
We inspect the complete door system rather than focusing only on the lock. This helps us identify the actual cause of the problem and reduce the chance of repeated failures.
- Door alignment, dragging, and frame clearance
- Storefront pivots, hinges, and mounting hardware
- Door closer speed, power, leakage, and operation
- Locks, deadlatches, cylinders, and strike alignment
- Panic bars, exit devices, and outside trim
- Loose screws, worn components, and damaged hardware
- Thresholds, gaps, weather seals, and door clearance
- Security weaknesses and recommended upgrades
Schedule Service Before the Door Stops Working
Early repairs are often simpler, less disruptive, and more affordable than waiting for a complete commercial door failure.
Frequently Asked Questions About Commercial Door Repair
Answers to common questions from business owners, property managers, restaurants, offices, retail stores, apartment communities, and other commercial properties.
A storefront door may stop closing properly because of worn pivots, loose hardware, a failing door closer, frame movement, threshold interference, or incorrect lock and strike alignment. We inspect the complete door system to identify the actual cause instead of adjusting only the visible symptom.
Storefront doors can become difficult to open when the door is dragging against the threshold, the pivots are worn, the closer is applying too much resistance, or the door has shifted out of alignment. Continuing to force the door may damage the lock, closer, pivots, or frame.
Yes. We service aluminum storefront doors, including door alignment, pivots, closers, Adams Rite locks, deadlatches, cylinders, strike plates, thresholds, handles, and related commercial hardware.
Yes. We repair many common problems involving hollow metal and steel doors, including sagging, rubbing, loose hinges, damaged locks, closer problems, panic bar issues, strike misalignment, and doors that no longer latch or lock correctly.
Yes. We adjust, repair, and replace surface-mounted and concealed commercial door closers. Common symptoms include slamming, closing too slowly, failing to latch, leaking fluid, excessive opening resistance, or the door remaining partially open.
Yes. We service many panic bars, exit devices, outside trims, latches, strikes, cylinders, and related components. We can inspect doors that are difficult to exit, fail to latch, do not retract properly, or cannot be unlocked from the outside.
Yes. We service many Adams Rite deadbolts, deadlatches, cylinders, paddles, levers, strikes, and storefront locking systems. Sometimes the lock is not the main problem—the door may be misaligned and preventing the lock from operating correctly.
Many commercial doors can be restored by replacing worn hardware, correcting alignment, repairing hinges or pivots, and servicing the lock or closer. Replacement may be necessary when the door or frame is severely damaged, bent, cracked, corroded, or no longer provides safe and secure operation.
This usually indicates that the door, latch, bolt, or strike is out of alignment. The condition may be caused by worn pivots, loose hinges, frame movement, a damaged threshold, or improper hardware installation. Forcing the lock can eventually damage the cylinder or internal lock components.
High-use commercial doors should be checked regularly, especially when they serve retail stores, restaurants, schools, offices, apartment buildings, warehouses, or busy public entrances. Service should be scheduled as soon as the door begins scraping, slamming, sticking, sagging, or becoming difficult to lock.
Yes. We work with property managers, building owners, apartment communities, HOAs, offices, retail stores, restaurants, schools, and other commercial facilities. We can assist with individual repairs, hardware upgrades, rekeying, preventive maintenance, and recurring door problems.
Send clear photos of the complete door from the inside and outside, the narrow edge of the door, the frame and strike, the hinges or pivots, the door closer, and the lock or panic bar. A short video showing the problem while opening, closing, or locking the door can also be very helpful.
