Panic Bars & Door Hardware

Grinding noises, misalignment, hard-to-open panels, or glass fogging usually point to panic bars & door hardware being due. Send photos and a short note—most estimates can be done from images.

We check clearances, hardware wear, fasteners, sensors, and code items. Measurements are taken for any parts that need replacement.

Often yes. Our vans carry common rollers, locks, closers, sealants and fasteners. If bespoke parts are required, we make the opening safe and return for install.

Frequently: rollers/track, handles/locks, pivots/closers, weatherstrips, glazing stops, or tempered/IGU glass depending on the issue.

Yes—labour and materials are covered. Terms vary by part (manufacturer warranty) and site conditions; details are on your invoice.

We handle retail, offices, condos, and light industrial. We coordinate with security/management when required.

We use CSA/ANSI-rated hardware and follow Ontario Building Code and manufacturer specifications.

Repairs typically take 1–3 hours on site. Full replacements vary with lead times; we’ll provide a schedule after measurement.

It depends on parts and access. We give a ballpark from photos and confirm on site before work begins.

Keep tracks clean, don’t slam doors, and schedule periodic hardware checks—this extends component life.