Door Services NYC

Storefront doors, steel doors, aluminum-and-glass entries, and back-of-house fire doors all wear out in predictable ways: sagging hinges, dragging bottoms, latches that miss the strike. Our commercial door repair service fixes what can be fixed — hinges, pivots, frames, alignment — and replaces doors that are past it. A door that closes and latches on its own isn't cosmetic; it's what keeps your lock and your insurance meaningful. We repair and replace across all five boroughs, 24/7.

Automatic door operators open the door from a push plate, motion sensor, or fob — required for ADA-accessible entrances and a relief on doors with heavy traffic, carts, or deliveries. We install and service automatic door operators and electric openers on storefronts, lobbies, and office entries, tying them into your access control or intercom so the door opens for the right people. When an existing operator slams, stalls, or stops sensing, we repair and adjust before defaulting to replacement.

Hinges, pivots, levers, push-pull sets, kick plates, thresholds, weatherstripping — door hardware is the small stuff that decides whether a door works. We supply and install commercial-grade hardware matched to your door's weight and traffic, replacing the builder-grade parts that wear out first. Loose levers and dropped hinges are cheap fixes that prevent expensive ones: once a door sags, the lock, closer, and frame all start fighting each other. One visit can bring the whole door back to spec.

Panic bars — exit devices — let a crowd push a door open in one motion, and code requires them on many NYC commercial exits and assembly spaces. Our panic bar installation service fits rim, mortise, and vertical-rod devices to your door type, including models with outside key access and alarm functions for exits that shouldn't become casual shortcuts. We also repair bars that rattle, stick, or no longer latch, since those fail inspections as fast as missing ones do.

A door closer should shut the door firmly without slamming it. When one leaks fluid, slams hard, or leaves the door hanging open, the spring and valves inside have worn out. Our door closer repair techs adjust closing and latching speed, replace dead units with closers sized to the door's weight, and fix mounting that has pulled loose from the frame. On fire-rated doors a working closer is a code requirement, not a preference — the door must close itself, every time.