
Service Highlights
- Storefront Door Lock & Mortise Cylinder Repair
- Concealed Door Closer Replacement
- Continuous Hinge & Pivot Replacements
- Adams Rite Deadlatch Servicing
- Sagging Door Alignment Adjustments
- Emergency Commercial Break-In Repair
Storefront Door Specialists
Aluminum glass doors are the standard for retail storefronts, office buildings, and commercial lobbies across the GTA. Because they handle massive amounts of daily traffic, they require highly specialized hardware. iProtect Locksmith provides expert commercial door repair to keep your business accessible and secure.
Small alignment issues on heavy glass doors can cause massive damage over time. A sagging door will eventually break the lock mechanism, destroy the pivots, and could even shatter the glass.
Expert Servicing for Commercial Hardware
We don’t just apply temporary fixes; we inspect the entire entrance. If your lock is jamming, we check if the door closer is slamming too hard or if the hinges are out of alignment.
- Locking Mechanisms: Servicing Adams Rite deadlatches, hook bolts, mortise cylinders, and thumb turns.
- Door Closers: Replacing surface-mounted and concealed overhead closers that are leaking fluid or failing to shut the door.
- Hinges and Pivots: Replacing offset pivots and installing heavy-duty continuous aluminum gear hinges for doors that constantly sag.
- Pull Handles & Push Bars: Tightening or replacing loose exterior handles and interior crash bars.
Business-Friendly Repairs
A broken front door costs you customers. We prioritize storefront door repairs, arriving promptly to restore secure access while minimizing disruption to your staff and retail operations.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why is my aluminum storefront door scraping the floor?
A scraping door usually indicates a failing bottom pivot, worn hinges, or a sagging frame. We can adjust the pivots or install a continuous gear hinge to permanently realign the door.
The key just spins in my storefront door lock. Can you fix it?
Yes. A spinning key usually means the cam on the back of the mortise cylinder has broken or the internal set screw is loose. We can repair or replace the cylinder quickly.
Do you replace concealed closers hidden in the door frame?
Absolutely. Many aluminum glass doors have 'concealed overhead closers' hidden inside the top frame. We specialize in extracting and replacing these leaking or failed closers.
