When a commercial door slams shut, drifts open, or won't close on its own, the closer is usually to blame. Old Dominion repairs, replaces, and installs surface, overhead concealed, and floor door closers so your entrances close clean and stay secure.
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Storefronts, offices, warehouses & multi-tenant buildings.
Surface, overhead concealed & floor closers.
Honest scope and pricing before any work begins.
Serving Arlington, Alexandria, Fairfax & nearby.
Door closers control how a door shuts: quietly, safely, and completely, every time. When a closer wears out or leaks, doors either slam hard enough to injure people and damage frames, or drift open and leave your building unsecured and losing conditioned air. On fire-rated openings, a closer that won’t latch the door is also a code problem. Getting it serviced early keeps your entrances safe, secure, and compliant.
A door that won't close right can be the closer, the hinges, the pivot, or the frame. We assess the full door system on-site, find the real cause, and recommend the repair or replacement that actually holds. No guesswork.
Book an AssessmentFrom a slamming storefront closer to a leaking floor spring, we repair, replace, and install every commercial door closer type across Northern Virginia.
The most common closer, mounted on the door or frame. We repair and replace worn surface closers so doors close controlled and latch every time.
Hidden in the frame for a clean look on glass and aluminum entrances. We service and replace overhead concealed closers that leak, stick, or fail
Built into the floor for heavy glass and pivot doors. We repair and replace floor closers and floor springs so heavy doors close smoothly.
When a closer is past saving, we replace it with the right unit for your door, or install new closers on doors that need controlled closing.
Searching for commercial door closer service near you? We're a local crew serving businesses throughout the NoVA area with fast scheduling.
A failing closer only gets worse, and it puts strain on the hinges, frame, and door. Here’s what tells you it’s time to call.
A door that shuts hard, bounces, or bangs the frame has a closer that has lost control of the swing.
A door that drifts, hangs open, or won't reach the strike is a security and, on fire doors, a code problem.
Oil on the closer body or the floor unit means the seals have failed and the closer needs service.
A closing speed that's off is often an adjustment, but it can also signal internal wear.
A loose, bent, or disconnected closer arm or bracket stops the closer from doing its job.
A door that suddenly takes real effort to open may have a seized or over-tensioned closer.
No runaround. Here’s exactly what happens from your first call to a door that closes right.
Call or send the form with your location and what the door is doing.
We inspect the closer and the full door system to find the real cause.
You get a plain-language recommendation and price before any work starts.
We complete the closer repair, replacement, or installation and test the door.
We’re a local, family-owned crew serving commercial properties throughout Northern Virginia. Whether you need surface door closer repair in Arlington, overhead concealed closer repair in Alexandria, or floor door closer repair in Fairfax, we’re nearby and ready.
From storefronts in the City of Fairfax to office buildings across Fairfax County, we keep business doors closing right.
We don’t do residential side jobs. Commercial closers, hinges, pivots, and storefront hardware are all we do, and we’ve done it across Northern Virginia for over a decade.
Fully licensed and insured for commercial work, so your business and your building are protected on every job.
A family-owned company that has been fixing Northern Virginia's commercial doors for more than ten years.
Surface, overhead concealed, and floor closers, repaired, replaced, or installed to spec.
We tell you whether a repair will hold or a replacement makes more sense, and what it costs, before we start.
Still have a question about your door? Give us a call during business hours, and we'll talk it through.
Call Now →It depends on the closer and the wear. Many closers can be adjusted or serviced to restore proper closing. But a leaking, seized, or badly worn closer is usually safer to replace. We assess on-site and tell you honestly which option will actually last.
Surface closers mount on the door or frame and are the most common. Overhead concealed closers hide in the frame for a clean look on glass and aluminum doors. Floor closers are built into the floor for heavy glass and pivot doors. We service and replace all three.
Often, yes. If the closer is otherwise sound, we can adjust the closing and latching speed so the door shuts safely and completely. If the closer is worn or leaking, we'll let you know it needs more than an adjustment.
Usually, yes. Slamming and failure to latch are classic signs of a closer that has lost control or tension. That said, it can also involve the hinges or frame, so we assess the whole system before recommending a fix.
We serve commercial properties across Northern Virginia, including Arlington, Alexandria, McLean, Annandale, Fairfax, Vienna, and Springfield. If you're nearby and not listed, just ask.
We're open Monday through Saturday, 8:00 AM to 6:00 PM. Call or submit the request form during those hours, and we'll get back to you to schedule your service.
Tell us about the door, and we'll take it from there. Send the form during business hours, or call and talk to a real person who knows commercial doors.
