Commercial Door Repair & Storefront Door Repair
A commercial entry door that won't close, latch, or seal is a security, safety, and energy problem. We repair storefront doors, commercial entry doors, and their components for businesses across the DMV.
Commercial doors get used hundreds of times a day, and when one stops working, everything gets harder — security, climate control, accessibility, and customer flow. We repair aluminum storefront doors, glass entry doors, and their components: pivots, closers, locks, panic devices, sweeps, and the door glass itself.
Many door problems are adjustment and hardware issues that can be fixed in a single visit. When a door or component is beyond adjustment, we tell you plainly and quote the replacement — you'll never be sold a new door when an adjustment will do.
Problems We Solve
Door drags, sags, or rubs
Worn pivots or hinges, a bent frame, or a settling building — doors that don't swing freely get worse every day they're used.
Door won't close or latch
A door that won't latch is an unlocked door. Usually a closer, alignment, or hardware issue — often fixable in one visit.
Door slams shut
A bad closer slams doors — annoying for customers, hard on the glass, and a safety risk for anyone in the way.
Drafts and water at the threshold
Worn sweeps, thresholds, and weatherstripping let in weather and drive up energy costs.
Broken door glass
Cracked or shattered door lites and entry glass, replaced with code-required tempered safety glazing.
Hardware that sticks or fails
Locks, panic devices, and handles that are stiff, broken, or unsafe — see our door hardware page for details.
What You Can Expect
- Full inspection of the door, frame, pivots, closer, and hardware — not just the obvious symptom
- An honest adjustment-versus-replacement recommendation, in writing
- Commercial-grade replacement parts where adjustment isn't enough
- Code-compliant tempered safety glazing in any glass replacement
- Correct closer and latch adjustment so the door closes safely and securely
- After-hours service options so entrances stay in service during business hours
How It Works
Describe the Problem
Call or submit a request — 'the door won't latch' or 'the door slams' tells us most of what we need to bring.
On-Site Inspection
We inspect the full door assembly and identify the actual cause, not just the symptom.
Repair or Quote
Adjustments and common repairs are often done same visit; bigger jobs get a written quote first.
Test & Confirm
We cycle the door with you and confirm it closes, latches, and seals the way it should.
Frequently Asked Questions
What's the most common storefront door problem?
Closers and pivots out of adjustment. A door that slams, won't close fully, or drags is usually a closer or pivot issue — and in many cases it can be corrected in a single visit. If the closer or pivot is worn out, replacing it is straightforward.
Should the door be repaired or replaced?
Most door problems are hardware and adjustment issues that don't require replacing the door. We recommend replacement only when the door, frame, or glass is damaged beyond practical repair — and we'll show you why before you decide.
Can you repair doors after hours?
Yes — after-hours and off-hours service keeps your entrance available during business hours. Mention your constraints when you call or submit a request.
Do you repair the glass in doors?
Yes — we replace cracked or broken door lites and entry glass with tempered safety glazing, which is what building codes require in doors.
Do you repair panic bars and exit devices?
Yes — we service and replace exit devices and panic hardware. Because these are life-safety devices, we test them after every service. See our door hardware page for more detail.
Get a Quote for Commercial Door Repair
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.