Commercial glass doors
Commercial glass doors that work safely.
Commercial glass door service in Etobicoke — full-glass and aluminum-framed glass entrance doors, their pivots, closers, locks and hardware. Glass doors combine heavy panels with precision hardware, so operation and alignment matter for safety. We assess the door, its pivots and the hardware that controls it; for cracked or broken glass panels we can discuss what is needed.
Available daily from 6:30 a.m. to 11 p.m. Call to confirm availability for your location.
What we can help with.
A glass door is hard to open or close
Heavy or stiff operation usually points to worn top and bottom pivots or a misadjusted closer. We assess the hardware and alignment.
The door will not self-close or latch
A failing closer or pivot stops the door closing and latching on its own. We can discuss adjustment or replacement.
Worn or failing top and bottom pivots
Glass door pivots carry the full weight of the panel and wear over time. We can discuss suitable replacements.
The closer is misadjusted or leaking
A closer that leaks fluid or will not hold its setting lets the door swing free or slam. We assess and discuss replacement.
Cracked or damaged glass panel
A cracked panel is a safety concern as well as an operation issue. We can assess the door and hardware and discuss what is needed.
What to tell us.
The more we know up front, the better we can confirm what help is available and how to approach it. Share what you can when you call or request service.
- 1The door type — full-glass or aluminum-framed glass
- 2What the door is doing — stiff, not closing, not latching, dropped
- 3Whether the glass is cracked or damaged
- 4Any hardware that is worn or failing
Questions & answers.
Often yes. A glass door that will not self-close is usually a closer or pivot issue. We assess the hardware and discuss adjustment or replacement.
We assess the door, its pivots and hardware and can discuss what is needed for a cracked or broken panel to make the entrance safe and operational again.
A dropped glass door is usually worn top or bottom pivots. We assess the pivots and alignment and discuss replacement where needed.
Let’s get it sorted.
Call us or send a service request. We will talk through your lock or door and arrange the next step.