Colin Tooke

“Great experience from start to finish. Called at 7am on a Sunday about a broken door closer and was all fixed before...”
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Commercial door hardware · 24/7 service
Slamming door or sticking push bar? We adjust, repair and replace closers and exit hardware, with immediate emergency dispatch and after-hours appointments for planned work.
4.9 out of 5 on Google · 180 reviews. Rating snapshot as of 2026-09-27.
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This service
Repairs, replacements and the right next step for your property.
Commercial hardware is quoted after the device and door condition are identified. Hardware brand and grade, surface or concealed mounting, paired-door components, frame repairs, access and after-hours attendance affect the price.
On-site estimate visits are free for most jobs. We confirm whether your visit is free or chargeable before booking.
The work
We cycle the door and separate closer settings from alignment, hinge, latch and frame problems. Adjusting a closer cannot compensate for a door that is dragging or a strike that no longer lines up.
Sweep speed, latch speed, backcheck and spring power are set independently for controlled closing and reliable latching. A leaking or mechanically failed closer is matched to the door size and replaced rather than adjusted past its useful range.
We inspect dogging, rods, latches, end caps, strikes and return springs, then repair or replace the failed component. The device is tested from the inside through repeated cycles before the entrance goes back into service.
Pivots, hinges, coordinators, electric strikes and thresholds are checked because they often cause the symptom blamed on the closer or bar. The final adjustment is made only after the door hangs square and moves freely.
A closer look

The closer body, arm and mounting points work together to control the door.

An installed closer photographed by the customer.
Before and after · Original job photographs
The same entrance before and after a glass door replacement. This is related commercial door work, not a closer or push-bar repair.
After
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Commercial · Glass entrances
From a boarded door opening to a new glass door, with the surrounding entrance glazing retained.
Original job photographs
Real work · In motion
On-site mounting hardware being positioned above a metal door, followed by related entrance-frame preparation. Short clips from real jobs.
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Mounting hardware being positioned and checked above a metal door during on-site installation.
Door closers and push bars →Damaged material being removed around the base of an entrance-door frame as part of the on-site work.
Door and frame repair →How it works
Call or send the details. Photos are helpful, but optional.
We assess the job on site. You approve the price before paid work starts.
We secure unsafe openings and arrange the agreed repair or installation.
An itemised invoice and a one-year warranty on labour and materials.
Thousands of jobs completed. Residential and commercial expertise. Insured, WSIB covered and ready to help 24/7.

Insurance claims
We guide you through the claim and reimbursement process after a break-in or property damage, at no extra charge.
Coverage and reimbursement depend on your policy and your insurer's approval.
How we help with your claimService areas
Residential and commercial service across Toronto, Peel, York, Durham and Halton, plus Hamilton, Barrie and nearby communities.
FAQ
If yours is not here, call and ask. We would rather answer it now than have you guess.
Often. Sweep and latch valves may simply be out of setting, or spring power may be too high. If the body is leaking oil or an internal valve has failed, adjustment will not hold and the closer needs replacement.
Yes. We work on surface, overhead concealed and floor-mounted closer systems. Concealed units take more access time and must be identified accurately before parts are ordered, so a clear photo of the door header or floor plate helps.
Not always. A door that drags, a misaligned strike or worn supporting hardware can stop the latch from engaging even when the closer is working. We check that the door moves freely and meets the strike correctly before setting the closing action. An entrance or exit that cannot operate safely needs prompt attention.
A leaking closer needs an assessment and will generally require replacement rather than repeated speed adjustments. We match the replacement to the opening and check the arm, mounting points and door movement. Do not keep adjusting a faulty closer or prop open a fire door while waiting for service.
A sticking exit device should be assessed promptly. If it cannot be restored safely on the first visit, we explain what must remain out of service and what temporary arrangement is appropriate for the property rather than leaving unreliable hardware in use.
Yes. Planned closer and exit-device work can be booked early, late or on weekends to reduce disruption. The 24/7 line also handles doors that cannot close, lock or operate safely after an unexpected failure.
We inspect the closer action, latching and coordinator sequence on paired doors and identify the hardware repair required. Where the opening requires a specialized fire-door inspection or certification beyond repair work, we tell you before proceeding.
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