Door closers
Adjust sweep and latch speed, or replace leaking closers.
HandyMangum Facility Solutions
Commercial door, closer and hardware repair
Quick answer
HandyMangum Facility Solutions repairs and replaces commercial door hardware: door closer adjustment and installation, locksets and lever handles, hinges, stops, kick plates and doors that stick, sag or will not latch, for offices, retail stores, clinics, rentals and community buildings across Central Florida. Door work is one of the most common jobs in our records.
Common door problems
Doors are the most-used moving part of a building. Closers lose oil and slam or stop latching, hinges wear and doors sag into the frame, levers loosen, and strikes drift out of line. Each one is a security, safety or accessibility problem.
Most fixes are adjustments and part swaps on site. When a door slab or frame is damaged, we quote a replacement.
Who it is for
- Offices and medical suites
- Retail storefronts and restaurants
- Apartment and rental entries
- HOA clubhouses and pool gates
- Schools, churches and community buildings
- Property managers with door work orders
What the job involves
Diagnose
Closer, hinges, strike, slab or frame: find what is actually wrong.
Adjust or replace
Closer speed and latch adjusted, worn parts replaced.
Test
Door opens, closes, latches and locks every time.
What we work on
Locksets and levers
Commercial levers, deadbolts and passage sets.
Hinges and alignment
Worn hinges, sagging doors and rubbing frames.
Stops, holders and kick plates
Wall and floor stops, kick plates and protection plates.
Interior door slabs
Replacing damaged slabs, hung and finished to match.
Accessible hardware
Levers and closers set for easier opening.
Accessibility upgradesGood to know
- Fire-rated doors must keep their rated hardware and close and latch on their own; we replace like-for-like on rated doors.
- Storefront glass and access-control systems are for those specialists; we can coordinate.
- Interior doors on an accessible route are commonly set to open with no more than 5 pounds of force.
Diagnosing a commercial door
Door specialists in Orlando rank for storefront glass and automatic doors. Most office and retail door problems are simpler: closers, hinges, strikes and sweeps, which we fix.
- Slams or will not close: closer needs adjusting or replacing
- Drags on the threshold: hinge, pivot or frame has shifted
- Will not latch: strike out of line or closer too weak
- Gaps and daylight: sweeps, weatherstripping or thresholds
- Panic hardware that sticks
- Fire-rated doors that no longer close and latch on their own
How to tell if a door closer needs adjusting
Watch it close
It should close smoothly and latch without slamming.
Check for leaks
Oil on the closer body means it has failed and should be replaced.
Adjust
Sweep and latch speed valves set the close; this is a small job.
Commercial Door & Hardware Repair FAQs
How do you adjust a commercial door closer?
Most closers have valves for sweep speed and latch speed, and sometimes back-check. We set them so the door closes fully and latches without slamming.
Why does my door slam or not latch?
Usually the closer needs adjustment or is leaking oil, or the strike is out of line. Both are common, quick fixes.
Do you install new door closers?
Yes, matched to the door size and use.
Can you replace door knobs with levers?
Yes. Levers are easier for everyone and are usual for accessibility.
Do you work on fire-rated doors?
Yes, with like-for-like rated hardware so the door keeps its rating.
How do I request door repair?
Call or text (407) 699-1123, email services@handymangum.com, or use the online request. Send the address, the issue, photos and any access notes; we confirm the scope and send a written quote or schedule the visit.
Do you repair automatic or glass storefront doors?
Automatic operators and storefront glass go to door and glass specialists. We handle manual door hardware: closers, hinges, strikes, panic bars, sweeps and handles.
Door giving you trouble?
Call or text (407) 699-1123, email services@handymangum.com, or send the online request. Commercial estimates are free.