Office and Building Door and Glass Services

The front doors take the traffic and the wind load, and they are what a visitor judges the building on. We service pivots, closers, floor springs, locks and card-reader strikes, reset the vestibule pair so they do not fight each other in a gale, and reglaze cracked or fogged lobby panels without stripping the framing.

An exit device has to let go with a single motion, every time, and without anyone needing to know a trick. Panic bars that stick, doors that no longer latch into their frames and coordinators that let the wrong leaf close first are all corrected. Stairwell and service doors get their closers set so they latch under their own power.

Suite entrances get hit hardest at turnover. We rehang dropped doors, replace worn hinges and cylinders, rekey or master-key a suite for a new tenant, and repair frames where a mover has taken a corner out. Work inside an occupied suite is booked with the tenant directly if you would rather not sit in the middle.

Glass partitions, sidelights, meeting room walls and interior doors are all reglazed in place. Interior openings are covered with lighter material while the replacement is made, so a meeting room keeps its separation rather than being taped off. Safety glazing goes back where the code requires it, which is most partition glass.

We coordinate entry, freight elevator bookings and floor access with your building contact. Several jobs can be planned together; we confirm the appointment windows and any follow-up visits required before starting.

Each visit comes back as a list: what was found, what was fixed, what needs a part, and what should be watched. Photographs are included. That is the document a facilities lead can attach to a budget request or hand to an owner, and it is detailed enough to sit in an insurance file unedited.