Common Trade Diagnostic Faults
Offices and industrial units in Marble Arch frequently depend on immediate repair of faulty automatic door sensors.
- Commercial glass doors violently slamming shut, posing a severe liability risk to staff and customers.
- Automatic swing operators making grinding noises or stopping mid-cycle due to motor strain.
- Floor springs leaking hydraulic fluid, indicating a blown internal seal that requires urgent extraction.
- Automatic doors remaining stuck open or failing to detect pedestrians due to faulty motion sensors.
Engineering Process
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Precision Fitting
We safely extract damaged hardware, install commercial-grade replacements, and recalibrate opening/closing speeds for safety and longevity.
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Trade-Grade Components
We carry heavily stocked vans with leading parts from Record, Dorma, and Axim to ensure a rapid fix and minimal business disruption.
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Compliance & Security Testing
Every repair concludes with a rigorous test to ensure smooth operation, BS EN 16005 compliance, and full building security.
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Commercial Diagnostics
Our engineers arrive equipped to assess the mechanical or electrical fault on your door, whether it's a sensor failure or a blown floor spring.
Commercial & Automatic Services
Industrial Door Hardware
Structural repairs for heavy-duty metal warehouse doors, including hinge replacement, weld repairs, and crash-bar maintenance.
Glass Office Door Servicing
Maintenance for frameless glass doors, including pivot realignments, bottom patch fittings, and floor spring adjustments to stop threshold scraping.
Commercial Lock & Security
Installation of Adams Rite deadlatches, hook bolts, and high-security cylinders to guarantee your retail or industrial premises stay secure.
Aluminium Door Realignment
Correcting dropped or scraping aluminium shopfront doors. We adjust heavy-duty pivot hinges to prevent lock jamming and floor damage.
Marble Arch Operations Hub
Lead Engineer: Dave T. (Unit: DR-12)
Recent Deployment in Marble Arch: Replaced motion sensors on a high-street shopfront