Where a specialized door technician can help
Electric-strike frame cutting
Preparation must match the actual strike template, latch geometry, door hand and frame construction. A generic cut can cause latching problems.
Mortise-lock preparation
Door-edge and face preparations must be measured for the specified case, trim and fastening requirements.
Hardware coordination
The hardware schedule, power and access-control installer, mechanical lock function and egress requirements must agree before cutting starts.
Existing cutout corrections
Previous field cuts or damaged areas may need assessment before a new device can be fitted reliably.
How the scope is reviewed
Send the strike or lock model, manufacturer template, opening photos, door and frame labels and hardware schedule. We review the mechanical preparation and coordinate any electrical or low-voltage portions with the appropriate trade.
Commercial applications
Office and warehouse access upgrades, multi-residential common areas, tenant improvements and commercial security retrofits.
Frequently asked questions
Do you install the electrical access-control system?
Our core focus is door and frame mechanical preparation. Electrical and access-control connections may require coordination with a qualified specialist.
Why does a new electric strike fail to latch?
Frame geometry, template position, latch condition or closer and hinge alignment can contribute.
Commercial and industrial work in Vancouver, Surrey and throughout the Lower Mainland. Availability and the appropriate repair method depend on the actual opening and project details.