Door Hardware Sales & Installation
We sell, service, and install commercial-grade locks and door hardware from the brands you trust. One team for supply, installation, and ongoing maintenance across Saskatoon and Regina.
What's included
- Commercial-grade brands
- Closers, hinges & exit devices
- Supply + install + service
- Cold-weather rated hardware
Hardware we supply for this
- Exit Devices / Panic Bars — Code-compliant exit devices and panic bars for commercial buildings.
- Aluminum Doors and Frames — Aluminum storefront doors and frames — supply, install, and repair.
- Push / Pull — Push plates, pull handles, and no-touch door hardware.
- Door Closers — Commercial door closers — supply, install, and adjustment.
- Latch Guards and Astragals — Latch guards and astragals to reinforce door edges against forced entry.
- Hollow Metal Doors and Frames — Hollow metal doors and frames for commercial and industrial buildings.
- Wooden Doors and Frames — Wooden doors and frames — residential and light commercial.
- Weather Stripping — Weather stripping to seal drafts and keep the cold out.
- Window Inserts & Louvers — Door lites, window inserts, and ventilation louvers.
- Welding — Mobile welding for door frames, gates, and metal repairs.
Further reading
- Latch Guards and Crash Bars, but Still Getting Broken Into?
- Automatic Door Keeps Reopening or Stops Halfway? 9 Causes
- Why Won't My Panic Bar Latch? 7 Causes and the Fixes
- Why Is My Commercial Door So Hard to Open? 8 Causes
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Door Hardware Sales & Installation: common questions
Why won't my commercial door close or latch?
The most common causes are a door closer whose latch speed is set too slow, a strike that no longer lines up because the hinges have worn or the frame has shifted, weatherstripping that is too thick, and building air pressure holding the door off the frame. Our article on commercial doors that will not latch walks through nine causes in the order to check them.
Why does my door slam shut?
The closer's main speed or latch speed is set too fast, or the back-check that should cushion the last few inches has been backed off. On a hot day the hydraulic fluid thins and a closer set for winter will slam. A quarter turn on the right valve usually cures it; a closer that cannot hold an adjustment is worn out.
My door closer is leaking oil. Can it be repaired?
No. Once a closer weeps hydraulic fluid the seals have failed and it cannot be resealed in the field. It should be replaced before it loses enough fluid to let the door slam or fail to latch, which on a fire door is a code problem as well as a nuisance.
How long should a commercial door closer last?
A good Grade 1 closer on a properly hung door lasts ten to twenty years. Doors that are propped, wind-loaded, or left fighting a misaligned frame wear closers out in a fraction of that, so fixing the door usually extends the life of the closer.
Will a continuous hinge fix a sagging door?
Usually, yes. A continuous hinge spreads the door's weight along the full height of the frame instead of on two or three butt hinges, so it stops the sag and the latch-side rub that come with worn hinges on heavy or high-traffic doors. It is our standard recommendation for entrances that have sagged more than once.
How often should commercial doors be serviced?
Exterior doors in Saskatchewan benefit from a spring and fall visit, because closers and seals set for one season are wrong for the other. Interior doors and fire doors should be checked at least annually. Many property managers put their buildings on a scheduled maintenance visit so nothing is missed.
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