Service Highlights
- Adams Rite Mortise & Deadlatch Servicing
- Concealed & Surface Door Closer Repair
- Continuous Gear Hinge Upgrades
- Emergency Lockout & Break-In Securing
- Thumb-Turn & Cylinder Replacement
- Push Paddle & Lever Handle Fixes
Keep the Front Door Working
Your storefront door is the first thing a customer touches. If it scrapes the floor, slams violently, or requires two hands to pull open, it creates a terrible first impression. Worse, if it doesn’t lock properly at night, your business is highly vulnerable.
iProtect Locksmith provides specialized repair services for commercial aluminum glass doors, focusing on the heavy-duty hardware that keeps them operating smoothly.
Storefront Hardware Services
- Mortise Locks and Cylinders: Servicing the threaded locking cylinders, thumb-turns, and internal Adams Rite lock bodies.
- Door Closers: Replacing leaking concealed and surface-mounted hydraulic closers to stop doors from slamming or staying propped open.
- Hinges and Pivots: Fixing sagging doors by replacing offset pivots or upgrading the entrance with heavy-duty continuous aluminum gear hinges.
- Handle Hardware: Repairing or replacing push paddles, lever handles, and exterior pull handles that have become loose.
- Break-In Securing: Replacing shattered glass door lock cylinders and damaged strike plates after a forced entry attempt.
Repair First When Possible
We don’t immediately suggest a $3,000 new door. If the door and hardware can be adjusted, realigned, or repaired cleanly by replacing a specific failing component, we will explain that option first, providing clear upfront pricing before work begins.
Frequently Asked Questions
The key just spins freely in my storefront door. Can you fix it?
Yes, this is very common. The cam on the back of the lock cylinder has likely broken or the internal set screw has vibrated loose. We can extract the cylinder, repair or replace it, and secure the door.
Why is my storefront door dragging on the concrete?
Aluminum glass doors are incredibly heavy. Over time, the bottom pivot or top hinge wears out, causing the door to drop and scrape the floor. We can adjust the pivots or install a continuous hinge to permanently lift and align the door.
Do you repair the hydraulic closers hidden inside the top of the door frame?
Yes, these are called 'concealed overhead closers'. When they leak hydraulic fluid, the door slams violently. We specialize in extracting the broken closer from the aluminum frame and installing a new one.