Storefront doors that drag, won't latch or let in drafts, and windows with failed seals, repaired across Philadelphia and the suburbs.
A storefront is your entrance, your display window and your weather barrier in one. When an aluminum door starts dragging, a pivot wears out or a seal fails, customers notice first, followed by drafts, water at the threshold and a door that doesn’t lock at closing time.
We repair aluminum storefront doors, frameless glass doors, automatic entrances and commercial windows in stores, restaurants, offices, medical offices and hotels across Greater Philadelphia. Most repairs are adjustments and component replacements finished in one visit. Glass units and less common parts are measured on the first visit and installed when they arrive.
Lock cylinders, closers and panic bars on storefront doors are covered on our door, lock and panic hardware repair page.
Automatic sliding and swing doors in stores and medical offices get heavy use. We diagnose and repair sensors, operators, tracks, rollers and door panels, and adjust opening speed and hold-open time so the entrance works for everyone who uses it.
If glass is broken and the opening needs to be secured tonight, call our emergency board-up and glass repair team.
Send us a description, a photo or a short video of what the door or window is doing. The technician checks the frame, the door, the hardware and the seals together, because a door that won’t latch is often a worn pivot or a shifted frame rather than a bad lock. We fix what can be fixed on the spot, measure anything that needs to be ordered, and test the door for smooth swing, full closing and proper latching before leaving. You get a work order with before and after photos.
Storefront and window repair is part of our commercial handyman service in Philadelphia and nearby communities, including King of Prussia, Conshohocken, Bensalem, Willow Grove, Horsham and Wayne. Every technician passes a background check. Call (267) 992-1777 or request service online.
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A Storefront Door That Drags or Leaks Won't Fix Itself
<p>A door that doesn’t close flush lets in cold air, water and noise every day and may not lock at closing time. Most storefront door problems are adjustments and worn parts that we fix in one visit.</p>
Most are fixed with adjustments and replacement parts, without replacing glass or the frame.
Fogging or condensation between the panes that you can't wipe away is the clearest sign, sometimes with white streaks or residue inside the glass. A fogged insulated unit can't be repaired and has to be replaced. Drafts around the frame are usually a perimeter seal problem, which can be fixed without replacing the glass.
In most cases, yes. Frame replacement is only needed when the aluminum is bent beyond adjustment or badly corroded at the anchors. Misalignment, worn pivots, failed seals and latch problems are fixed with adjustments and new components. We'll tell you on site whether repair or replacement makes more sense and what each would cost.
Replacement windows and storefront glazing in Pennsylvania commercial buildings generally need to meet the current energy code for U-factor and solar heat gain, while existing units are usually covered by the code in place when they were installed. This matters most during renovations and tenant fit-outs. When we replace a glass unit, we match the specifications required for the opening.
Freeze-thaw cycles push water into frame joints and seal channels, summer heat makes aluminum frames expand so doors can start binding, and wind-driven rain finds any gap in the perimeter seals. Checking seals and door adjustment in spring and fall prevents most weather-related repairs. Storefront checks can be part of a scheduled Facility Support Services program.
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Describe the problem or send a photo or short video. You’ll get a written scope and price, usually the same business day.
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