Get a Realistic Range
Describe the opening — door type, what it is doing wrong, how old it is, what building it sits on — and hear a working range before anyone drives out.
What every line is priced against
Twenty-four rows, one for each kind of repair we quote, pulled from the cost tables on the individual service pages. No figures here — the variables are what decide them, and the survey decides the variables.
| Service line | What is being priced | How it is priced | What moves the figure |
|---|---|---|---|
| Storefront Door Repair | Alignment and latch correction | Labor against the survey | Frame condition, door weight, access |
| Storefront Door Repair | Pivot replacement | Parts plus labor per leaf | Pivot type, door weight, floor condition |
| Storefront Door Repair | Frame squaring | Quoted after measurement | How far out, what is anchoring it, glass risk |
| Storefront Door Repair | Threshold replacement | Parts plus labor per opening | Width, sill condition, sealing requirements |
| Storefront Door Repair | Lock or hook bolt work | Per device | Hardware family, keying, stile prep |
| Door Closer Repair | Slams, drifts, or will not latch | Adjustment on the first visit | Access height, door weight, unit condition |
| Door Closer Repair | Leaking or seized unit | Surface unit replacement | Size required, mounting type, finish |
| Door Closer Repair | Fails opening-force expectations | Measure, adjust, re-measure | Whether seals or geometry are also involved |
| Door Closer Repair | Concealed or floor closer | Quoted after inspection | Header or floor access, unit availability |
| Exit Device Repair | Adjustment and service | Labor per device | Device type, mounting height, door condition |
| Exit Device Repair | Component replacement | Parts plus labor | Manufacturer, availability, rated or not |
| Exit Device Repair | Full device replacement | Quoted after inspection | Function required, door prep, rating |
| Exit Device Repair | Strike and door prep correction | Quoted with the device work | Frame material, existing mortise condition |
| Automatic Door Repair | Diagnostic visit | Call-out plus diagnostic time | Site access, operator type, fault behaviour |
| Automatic Door Repair | Sensor alignment or replacement | Per sensor | Sensor type, header access, lift requirement |
| Automatic Door Repair | Belt, roller, and guide service | Parts plus labor | Door weight, track condition, unit age |
| Automatic Door Repair | Control board or motor | Quoted after diagnosis | Manufacturer, availability, unit generation |
| Automatic Door Repair | Annual safety inspection | Per entrance | Number of leaves, activation devices fitted |
| Automatic Door Repair | Full operator replacement | Quoted after survey | Header condition, power supply, door weight |
| Hollow Metal Door and Frame Repair | Secure the opening now | Temporary securement visit | Damage extent, time of day, site exposure |
| Hollow Metal Door and Frame Repair | Straightening and re-anchoring | Labor plus fixings | How far out, substrate, access |
| Hollow Metal Door and Frame Repair | Hinge and jamb reinforcement | Parts plus labor per leaf | Door weight, jamb condition, prep required |
| Hollow Metal Door and Frame Repair | Door slab replacement | Parts plus labor per opening | Size, gauge, rating, hardware prep, lead time |
| Hollow Metal Door and Frame Repair | Door and frame replacement | Quoted after survey | Frame type, wall construction, rating, finishing |
What moves each line the most
- Storefront Door Repair — Storefront figures move most on two things: whether glass has to be removed to do the work safely, and whether the frame is sound. A well-anchored frame with a worn pivot is a straightforward visit. A racked frame in a settling building is a different conversation, and you will hear the difference before anything is ordered.
- Door Closer Repair — A large share of closer calls end as an adjustment, the smallest invoice available on this page, and the one you will hear about first. Replacement gets recommended when the unit is leaking, seized, or was undersized for the door in the first place — and in that last case, replacing like for like would just repeat the failure.
- Exit Device Repair — Rated hardware costs more than its unrated equivalent and cannot be substituted downward, which surprises people. Where a door carries a label, the replacement has to be listed for that use — that is not an upsell, it is the only legal repair. Devices on unrated doors have far more room to move on price.
- Automatic Door Repair — Two things move automatic door figures more than anything else: whether the unit's manufacturer still supports parts for that generation, and whether a lift is needed to reach the header safely. Both get established during diagnosis so the quote does not change afterwards.
- Hollow Metal Door and Frame Repair — Lead time is the variable people underestimate here. A stock-size unrated door can move quickly; a rated door with specific prep is a manufactured item with a real queue behind it. That gets flagged at the quote stage so the securement plan covers the gap rather than surprising you halfway through.
Call for a working range
Tell us the door type, the symptom, and the site. You will hear what the repair likely involves, what typically drives the cost up or down, and whether it can wait.
Service line (984) 380-1324
No charge to ask
What moves the number
- Whether the frame is square and plumb, or has moved.
- Hardware grade, brand, and whether the product is still current.
- Rating and code obligations on the assembly.
- Access, floor height, and whether the work has to happen outside trading hours.
Why a call beats a form here
Ranges happen on the phone because that is where the detail lives. The firm number comes after the survey, in writing, and is approved by you before work begins.
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The follow-up questions are the estimate
Nobody types the detail that changes the price. A coordinator asking four questions in sequence gets there in under two minutes.
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Triage is worth something on its own
Some calls end with 'that is an adjustment, here is what to check first.' You are not charged for that conversation.
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Ranges you can take to a budget holder
The range from the call is built to survive being repeated to an owner or a regional manager, then confirmed in writing after the survey.
What each service line is priced against
Every line prices differently, and the tables on each service page set out what moves the number before anyone quotes one.
Storefront Door Repair
Aluminum entries that have dropped, racked, or stopped latching — pivots, closers, thresholds, and frame geometry.
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Doors that slam, drift, stick open, or leak fluid — adjusted, rebuilt, or replaced with the correct size for the opening.
Learn moreExit Device Repair
Panic bars and exit hardware that stick, fail to retract, or no longer secure — serviced with the egress obligation kept intact.
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Sliders, swing operators, and low-energy accessible entrances — fault diagnosis, sensor work, and annual safety inspection.
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Steel doors and frames that have rusted, been forced, or dropped out of square — straightened, re-anchored, or replaced.
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