Commercial Door Repair

We handle every commercial door problem you'll run into.

Commercial doors take a beating. Hundreds of people pushing through them every day, weather exposure, and hardware that wears out under constant use. When a door closer starts leaking fluid, a panic bar stops latching, or a hinge lets the door sag into the frame, your business has a problem. It's a safety issue, a security issue, and sometimes a code violation.

We've been fixing commercial doors across Stuart, Port St. Lucie, Fort Pierce, and the rest of the Treasure Coast for over 15 years. Aluminum storefronts, hollow metal fire doors, wood office doors, tempered glass entries, and everything in between. We carry the parts on our truck and get it done in one visit.

We fix all commercial door types

Not sure if we handle your specific door? We do. Aluminum storefront doors are our most common commercial call, but we also work on hollow metal doors in warehouses and stairwells, solid wood doors in offices and restaurants, fire-rated doors in commercial hallways, frameless glass entry doors, and commercial sliding doors in retail and medical settings. If it swings, slides, or pivots in a commercial building, we've fixed it before.

Types of commercial doors we repair.

• Aluminum storefront doors - the standard glass-and-aluminum entry you see on retail shops, banks, and restaurants. We handle frame repairs, glass swaps, pivots, closers, and locks.
• Hollow metal doors - common in warehouses, back-of-house areas, and fire-rated openings. We fix hinge issues, closer failures, and latch problems.
• Wood commercial doors - found in offices, medical suites, and upscale retail. We address warping, hinge sag, and hardware upgrades.
• Fire-rated doors - these have strict code requirements. We repair and replace closers, latches, and seals while keeping the fire rating intact.
• Glass entrance doors - full-glass and frameless entries with patch fittings and floor pivots. We work with tempered and laminated glass.
• Automatic sliding doors - sensor-operated sliding doors in grocery stores, hospitals, and retail. We also handle these through our commercial sliding door service.

Why commercial doors need a pro

Commercial doors aren't like residential doors. They're heavier, they see more traffic, and they're tied to building codes you can't ignore. A panic bar that doesn't latch is a fire code violation. A closer that's too stiff can fail ADA pull-force requirements. Fire-rated doors need specific hardware to keep their rating. And if someone gets hurt because a door wasn't properly maintained, that's a liability issue for the business owner. We know the codes, we carry the right parts, and we get it right the first time.

Building inspectors on the Treasure Coast check door hardware during fire inspections and ADA compliance reviews. A failed panic bar or a door that doesn't self-close can result in violations and fines. We've helped dozens of businesses in Port St. Lucie and Vero Beach pass inspection after fixing hardware issues. It's faster and cheaper to fix the door before the inspector shows up.

We carry parts from every major commercial hardware brand.

We stock the most common parts from these manufacturers on our truck, so most repairs are done in a single visit. For less common parts, we can source them in 24 to 48 hours.

We work with property managers and business owners

Managing multiple properties? We can set up a maintenance schedule for all your doors. We work with property management companies, HOAs, and multi-location businesses across Martin County, St. Lucie County, and Indian River County. One call handles everything, and we'll keep records of what was done at each property so you've got documentation for inspections.

Flush bolts keep double doors secure

Double doors on storefronts and commercial buildings rely on flush bolts to lock the inactive leaf in place. When a flush bolt wears out or gets jammed, the inactive door rattles, won't stay shut, or creates a security gap. We replace worn flush bolts with heavy-duty commercial-grade units that seat firmly into the header and threshold. It's a common repair on older storefront entries across the Treasure Coast, and getting it right means both doors latch tight and meet fire-code requirements.

Service areas for commercial door repair.

We handle commercial door repair across the entire Treasure Coast. That includes Stuart, Port St. Lucie, Jensen Beach, Fort Pierce, Vero Beach, Palm City, Hutchinson Island, Hobe Sound, Port Salerno, and Indiantown. Most appointments are same-day or next-day. For emergencies like a storefront door that's stuck open overnight, call us and we'll get there as fast as we can.