Where a specialized door technician can help
Door-edge repairs
Damaged edges can affect fit and the ability to prepare or secure hardware correctly. Repair scope begins with material condition and clearance checks.
Strike and lock preparations
A cutout must suit the specified hardware, latch position and door/frame geometry. Incorrect preparation can leave an opening that does not latch.
Frame sections, skins and extensions
Metal work may address localized damage or dimensional mismatch where repair is suitable and permitted.
Windows and louvers
Opening modifications require layout, reinforcement and glazing or louver coordination. Labelled assemblies may require approved procedures.
How the scope is reviewed
We review photos, door and frame construction, existing cuts and hardware schedule, then define the extent of cutting, welding, fitting and final functional testing. Fire-labelled openings require confirmation that the planned modification is allowed.
Commercial applications
Commercial maintenance, industrial service work, contractor deficiency lists and retrofit opening changes.
Frequently asked questions
Can you weld or modify a fire-rated door?
Only work permitted by the assembly listing, manufacturer instructions and applicable code should be performed; some modifications require authorized field evaluation or replacement.
Do you provide small contractor overflow repairs?
We can discuss defined scopes for door and frame modification or repair.
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.