Storefront Door Repair & Replacement in San Diego County

Storefront doors open and close hundreds of times a day, so wear and tear is normal. Most problems come from worn hardware, not the door itself, and a timely repair can save you the cost of a replacement. We’ll look at what’s going on and recommend the simplest fix

Closers, Hinges & Pivots

A door that slams, drags, won’t latch, or hangs crooked usually needs a new closer, hinge, or pivot. Fixing it early protects the door and the glass around it.

Locks, Handles & Pulls

Loose pulls and sticky locks affect both security and how smoothly customers and staff get in and out. We repair or replace them so your door opens, closes, and locks the way it should.

Panic & Exit Hardware

Panic bars and exit devices need to work every time, so a sticking or worn one shouldn’t wait. We repair and replace exit hardware on commercial doors.

Weatherstripping, Sweeps & Thresholds

Worn sweeps, weatherstripping, and thresholds leave gaps that let in drafts and dust. We replace them to close things up.

Most doors can be repaired, and we’ll always start there. But when a frame is bent or the door’s structure is damaged, replacement is the safer choice. We’ll let you know honestly which one your door needs.

When Repair Isn’t Enough

A bent frame or a damaged door structure can’t always be fixed, and a door that no longer closes square puts stress on the glass and hardware. When that’s the case, we’ll walk you through your options.

Doors to Match Your Entrance

Storefront doors come in different styles and sizes. We’ll help you find a replacement that fits your opening and matches the look of your building.

Ask About Availability

Basic, common-size doors are sometimes available sooner than custom orders. Tell us what you need and we’ll let you know what we can get and how quickly.