When a heavy commercial door starts dragging, squeaking, or won't latch, the hinges are usually to blame. Old Dominion repairs, replaces, and installs spring, heavy-duty, and ball bearing hinges so your entrances open clean and stay secure.
Norton
Jackson
OMV
Accentra
Adams Rite
Alarm Lock
Kawneer
Corbin Russwin
Rutherford
Rockwood
Storefronts, offices, warehouses & multi-tenant buildings.
Spring, heavy-duty, ball bearing & continuous hinges.
Honest scope and pricing before any work begins.
Serving Arlington, Alexandria, Fairfax & nearby.
Commercial doors are heavy, and they cycle hundreds of times a day. When the hinges wear out, the door’s weight shifts onto the frame, the closer, and the lock, turning a small fix into an expensive one. Catching a failing spring, ball bearing, or heavy-duty hinge early keeps your entrance safe, sealed, and code-compliant.
Hinge problems often look like closer or frame problems. We assess the full door system on-site, identify the real cause, and recommend a repair or replacement that actually lasts. No guesswork!
Book an Assessment →From a single squeaking storefront door to a full set of heavy-duty hinges, we cover every hinge type used on commercial entrances across Northern Virginia.
Self-closing spring hinges lose tension and stop pulling doors shut. We re-tension, rebuild, or replace failing spring hinges so fire-rated and high-traffic doors close on their own again.
Oversized and steel commercial doors need hinges built to carry the load. We service and swap out worn heavy-duty hinges before the weight damages your frame.
Upgrading a door that keeps failing? We install heavy-duty door hinges sized to your door, traffic, and frame so the new setup holds up for the long haul.
Need a professional door hinge installer for a new door, a retrofit, or a building-wide standardization? We handle commercial hinge installation start to finish.
Ball bearing hinges carry heavy, frequently used doors smoothly. When they wear, doors bind and sag. We repair and replace ball bearing hinges on commercial doors.
A failing hinge rarely fixes itself. It gets worse and takes the frame, closer, and lock with it. Here’s what tells you it’s time to call.
A drooping door corner, a dragging bottom edge, or a gap at the top means the hinges are no longer holding alignment.
Persistent noise after lubrication usually points to worn pins or bearings inside the hinge that need replacing.
If the door no longer meets the strike or self-closes properly, hinge wear or spring tension loss is a common cause.
Stripped screws, elongated holes, or a hinge pulling away from the frame put strain on every other part of the door.
Corroded, bent, or cracked hinge knuckles weaken the door and signal it is time for a heavy-duty replacement.
A door that suddenly feels heavier than it should is fighting friction from a binding or failing hinge.
No runaround. Here’s exactly what happens from your first call to a door that swings clean.
Call or send the form with your location and what the door is doing.
We inspect the hinges 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 hinge repair, replacement, or installation and test the door.
We’re a local, family-owned crew serving commercial properties throughout Northern Virginia. Whether you need spring hinge repair in Arlington, heavy-duty hinge repair in Alexandria, door hinge installation in McLean, or ball bearing hinge 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 swinging clean.
We don’t do residential side jobs. Commercial hinges, closers, 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.
Spring, heavy-duty, ball bearing, and continuous hinges; 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 hinge and the wear. Spring hinges can often be re-tensioned, and loose hardware can be re-anchored. But bent, cracked, or badly worn ball bearing and heavy-duty hinges are usually safer to replace. We assess on-site and tell you honestly which option will actually last.
Yes. Heavy and steel commercial doors are exactly what heavy-duty hinges are built for. We replace worn heavy-duty hinges and can upgrade an under-sized setup to hinges rated for your door's weight and traffic.
Spring hinges have a built-in spring that pulls the door closed on its own; common on fire-rated and self-closing doors. Ball bearing hinges use bearings to carry heavy, high-traffic doors smoothly without binding. We service and install both.
Absolutely. We provide commercial hinge installation for new doors, retrofits, and building-wide standardizations. We'll size and mount the right hinge so the door hangs straight and swings clean from day one.
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 issue and our team will help you take the next step. Include the property type, door type, and what the door is doing so the conversation can start with the right details.
