Thank You — We Received Your Request
Thank you for contacting Automatic Door Doctors. Your commercial door service request has been received, and a member of our team will review your information.
If your door issue is urgent, affects building security, limits safe access, creates an ADA accessibility concern, or prevents the door from closing, latching, or locking properly, please call us directly.
What Happens Next?
A member of our team will review your request and get back to you as soon as possible. We may contact you to confirm the building location, door type, access details, symptoms, photos, urgency, or the best time to schedule service.
To help us prepare, please keep an eye on your phone and email. If the door problem changes or becomes urgent, calling is the fastest way to reach us.
We Can Help With These Door Issues
Automatic doors
Service for automatic doors that will not open, will not close, open slowly, cycle repeatedly, make noise, or fail to operate reliably.
ADA door openers
Repair and service for ADA door openers, low-energy operators, push buttons, wave plates, receivers, transmitters, and activation problems.
Commercial doors
Help with commercial doors that drag, rub, fail to latch, fail to lock, leak air, slam shut, or create safety and security concerns.
Important Safety Reminders
- Do not force a commercial door that is binding, dragging, locked, rubbing, or fighting the operator.
- Keep people away from the opening if the automatic door is cycling unexpectedly, stopping mid-travel, slamming, or moving unpredictably.
- Do not bypass sensors, panic hardware, access-control hardware, ADA activation devices, or safety-related door hardware.
- If the door will not close, latch, lock, or secure the building, call Automatic Door Doctors directly.
- If the issue affects ADA accessibility, safe egress, customer access, tenant access, or daily operations, please call for faster help.
Call Automatic Door Doctors
Automatic Door Doctors repairs, services, and installs commercial doors, automatic doors, ADA door openers, storefront doors, door closers, panic hardware, fire-rated doors, hollow metal doors, aluminum glass doors, and access-control-related door hardware.








