Commercial Door Hardware Replacement & Repair
Hinges, pivots, locks, panic devices, and handles wear out with daily use. We service and replace commercial door hardware to keep your doors secure, safe, and code-compliant.
Door hardware is what makes a commercial door actually work — and what makes it safe and secure when it does. We service and replace the full range of commercial door hardware: pivots and hinges, locks and cylinders, panic bars and exit devices, push/pull handles, sweeps, thresholds, and weatherstripping.
Hardware problems usually show up gradually — a handle that gets stiff, a lock that starts sticking, a door that increasingly drags. Addressing wear early is the difference between an adjustment and a full replacement, and for life-safety devices like exit hardware, it's also a compliance issue.
Problems We Solve
Worn hinges and pivots
Sagging doors and dragging sweeps usually trace back to worn pivots or hinges — replacing them restores the door's alignment.
Failing exit devices and panic bars
Exit devices are life-safety hardware. One that sticks, rattles, or doesn't reliably release is a safety issue and should be serviced immediately.
Locks and cylinders that stick or fail
Stiff or dead locks leave your property less secure — and can lock your staff out at the worst time.
Damaged push and pull handles
Bent or broken handles from impacts and daily abuse, matched or replaced to fit the door.
Worn sweeps, thresholds, and weatherstripping
Drafts, water intrusion, and rising energy costs from seals that have compressed or torn away.
Hardware that no longer meets accessibility requirements
Hardware that's hard to operate can create accessibility problems — we can review your openings and recommend compliant options.
What You Can Expect
- Assessment of each opening: what can be adjusted, cleaned, or lubricated versus what needs replacing
- Commercial-grade replacement hardware — matched to your doors where the original is still manufactured
- Exit device and panic hardware service, with operation tested after every adjustment or replacement
- Correct sweeps, thresholds, and weatherstripping installed and adjusted for a proper seal
- Written quote before any replacement work begins
- After-hours service so entrances stay available during business hours
How It Works
Tell Us the Symptom
A sticking lock, a rattling panic bar, a dragging door — the symptom tells us what to inspect first.
Inspect the Opening
We check the full hardware set and identify what's worn, misadjusted, or failing.
Adjust or Replace
Adjustments are done on the spot; replacements are quoted in writing with hardware options.
Test the Door
Every serviced door is cycled and tested — especially exit hardware — before we leave.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I know if hardware needs replacing or just adjusting?
Wear, stripped screw holes, cracked housings, and internal failures point to replacement; misalignment, grime, and lack of lubrication are usually fixable with adjustment. We assess each piece and tell you which is which — you shouldn't pay for a new lock when an adjustment will do.
Are panic bars required on my doors?
Exit device requirements depend on your building's occupancy type and how the door is used — your local code authority has the final word. If you have exit devices installed, keeping them in reliable working order is a life-safety responsibility, and we can service or replace them.
Can you match my existing hardware brand and finish?
Usually, yes — most commercial hardware lines are still manufactured. Where an exact match is discontinued, we'll show you the closest equivalents in appearance and function before you commit.
How long does hardware replacement take?
Most hardware replacements — a closer, a lock, a set of pivots — are done in a single visit. Larger projects with multiple openings are scheduled and quoted with a timeline.
Do you service high-traffic entries at malls and shopping centers?
Yes — high-traffic retail entries are where commercial hardware wears fastest, and we're used to servicing them around store hours.
Get a Quote for Commercial Door Hardware Service
Tell us about your property and the issue — we'll get back to you with next steps. For urgent damage, our emergency line is answered 24/7.