Count the Openings. Then Talk About Fixing Them. Speak to the coordinator: (333) 333 333
What we take on

Commercial Door Services in Charlotte, NC


Describe the opening and what it is doing.

Five lines of work, chosen to cover an opening across its whole life rather than to catch every possible call. New and replacement doors and frames. Fire-rated assemblies and their annual inspection. Access control and electrified hardware. Coiling and sectional doors at the dock. And the hardware itself, which is where most failures actually live. Each page walks the failure patterns, the code that governs them, and what genuinely moves a price.

Labelled diagram of a commercial door opening showing frame and anchors, hinges, label location on the hinge edge, closer and arm, glazing, lockset, strike and threshold
An opening is an assembly, not a door. On a rated one every part has to be listed for use with the others, which is why a convenient substitution on site can void the whole rating.

Commercial Door Installation

New and replacement doors, frames, and the prep that decides whether either lasts.

Installation scope here covers hollow metal doors and frames, aluminum storefront entries, and fire-rated assemblies. Each carries its own constraints.

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Fire Door Inspection and Repair

Annual NFPA 80 inspection, written documentation, and the corrections that follow.

The inspection follows the criteria in NFPA 80 for the assembly type in front of us. Swinging assemblies and rolling steel fire doors are different procedures producing different records, and a building with both needs both.

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Access Control and Electrified Hardware

Electric strikes, electrified devices, mag locks, power transfer, and the egress rules over all of it.

Electrified hardware sits at an awkward intersection: the security requirement wants the door held shut, and life safety requires people be able to get out. Egress provisions in the adopted building and fire codes govern which arrangements .

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Overhead and Coiling Door Service

Coiling service doors, sectional overheads, rolling steel fire doors, and their drop tests.

Coiling doors, sectional overheads, and rolling steel fire doors look adjacent and behave differently. A coiling door concentrates its wear in the guides and the barrel.

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Door Hardware and Lockset Service

Closers, exit devices, locksets, hinges, thresholds, and the adjustments that keep them working.

Two standards families do most of the work here. ANSI/BHMA A156 grades hardware by tested cycle life and performance, and matching grade to traffic is the difference between a five-year opening and a fifteen-year one.

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Outside our lane

What we refer out


Automatic pedestrian door operators, glass replacement, and dock levellers are referred to specialists. That is a genuine scope decision rather than a hedge: those trades carry their own training, their own listings, and in the case of automatic operators an annual AAADM inspection regime that deserves somebody who does it full time.

The referral costs us the invoice and saves you a technician learning on your building.


Talk it through before anybody quotes it

Give the coordinator the building, roughly how many openings you think you have, and what prompted the call.

(333) 333 333

Scoping call, no charge. A number given before anyone has measured the frame is a guess wearing a suit.

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