About Toronto Commercial Door Repair

"I manage three office buildings in Don Mills and used to juggle a locksmith, a glass company and a general handyman for door problems. One call now covers it. On the first visit their tech fixed a sagging lobby door, replaced a leaking closer, reset a sticky panic bar and flagged two fire doors that would have failed our next inspection. Every item was on the written scope before work started, and the invoice matched it exactly. They also set up a shared tracker for our doors, which my ownership group actually reads. Response on an after-hours call was under two hours."

"We brought them in for the Division 8 package on a two-storey office fit-out near the airport, roughly forty openings with fire-rated stair doors and an aluminum entrance. They reviewed the hardware schedule during submittals and caught three openings where the specified closer would not work with the frame. Frames were set before drywall, doors were hung after paint, and the deficiency list was closed in one walk. Their crew lead was on every site meeting and answered calls the same day. On a tight schedule, that kind of coordination is worth more than a cheaper number."

"Our clinic near the Vaughan Metropolitan Centre had a manual swing pair that let the cold pour into the waiting room every time a patient came in. They designed a bi-parting automatic sliding entrance with a vestibule, coordinated the electrical with our contractor, and installed it over a weekend so we did not lose a clinic day. Sensors were set for patients with walkers and wheelchairs, and they walked our staff through the breakout panels and the night lock. The waiting room is noticeably warmer this winter, and the quarterly check keeps it running smoothly."