Door slams or won’t close
A leaking or out-of-adjustment closer. We adjust, repair or replace it with the right size and arm.
Door Hardware & Access Control
Commercial Door Hardware, Exit Devices & Electrified Door Hardware
Closers, exit devices, levers, locks and electrified hardware are the moving parts of every opening. We repair, replace and upgrade commercial door hardware, and install the electrified hardware that connects your doors to access control.
- Insured
- Bonded
- Arkansas-Registered
- AAADM-Certified Techs
- NFPA 80 Fire Door
- 24-Hour Emergency Service
Most door problems are hardware problems. A worn closer slams the door or lets it drift open, a panic bar stops latching, a lever droops, or a cylinder won’t turn. We troubleshoot the whole opening, then repair or replace the right part, using hardware that matches the door’s function, fire rating and traffic.
On the electrified side we install and service electric strikes, electrified exit devices and trim, electrified locksets, magnetic locks, power transfers, door position switches and request-to-exit devices, coordinating with your access control or security integrator so the door, the hardware and the system work together.
Recent hardware work includes door closer replacement at Central Baptist College, Adams Rite lock and pivot repairs, and a convention center inspection that found leaking concealed closers needing replacement.
What we service
- Door closers: surface, concealed, floor and heavy-duty
- Exit devices and panic hardware: rim, mortise, surface and concealed vertical rod
- Door levers, cylindrical and mortise locksets, cylinders
- Electric strikes, electrified exit devices and electrified trim
- Magnetic locks and delayed egress hardware
- Power transfers, door position switches and request-to-exit devices
- Hinges, continuous hinges, pivots, flush bolts and coordinators
- Kick plates, stops, holders, seals and sweeps
Common Door Hardware & Electrified Hardware Problems We Fix
Panic bar won’t latch or unlatch
Worn exit device parts or misaligned strikes and rods, a life-safety issue on egress doors.
Access control door won’t lock or release
Electric strike, mag lock, power supply or wiring problems at the door.
Lever loose, drooping or hard to turn
Worn lockset springs or trim; often a quick repair, sometimes a replacement lockset.
Proof of Work
Recent Door Hardware & Electrified Hardware Projects
Photos and notes from real APB jobs.
Brands We Service
We work on the equipment already installed on your doors, including:
- Von Duprin
- LCN
- Schlage
- Falcon
- Sargent
- Corbin Russwin
- Yale
- Norton
- Securitron
- HES
- Precision
- Detex
- PDQ
- Hager
Brand names identify compatible equipment only; no affiliation or endorsement is implied.
Service Areas
Door Hardware & Electrified Hardware for facilities across Arkansas:
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Door Hardware & Electrified Hardware: Common Questions
What is the difference between an exit device and panic hardware?
People use the terms interchangeably. “Panic hardware” is the push bar used on egress doors; when it is listed for use on fire doors it is called “fire exit hardware.” Both let people leave with a single push, without a key or special knowledge.
Do you install electrified hardware for access control?
Yes. We install and service electric strikes, electrified exit devices and locks, mag locks, power transfers and door position switches, and we coordinate with your access control provider.
Can you replace a door closer quickly?
Often, yes, when the right closer is available. Call us with the brand and model on the closer if you can see it.
Need a commercial door fixed, inspected or installed?
Call any time, 24 hours a day, for emergency door service anywhere in Arkansas, or send a quote request and we will get back to you.