ADA-Compliant Hardware Installations, Repairs, & Maintenance

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ADA-Compliant Hardware Installations, Repairs, and Maintenance

ADA-compliant door hardware is essential for accessibility, safety, and legal compliance in any commercial space. We install, repair, and maintain ADA-approved hardware to help your building meet code and serve all users. Schedule a consultation to ensure your ADA doors are compliant today.

Installation

We install ADA-compliant door handles, closers, automatic openers, thresholds, and more. Whether you're building from scratch or retrofitting an existing facility, we ensure all hardware is mounted at the correct height, operates with minimal effort, and complies with ADA standards.

24/7 Emergency Repair

Our technicians can quickly diagnose and resolve issues on doors equipped with misaligned handles, faulty closers, or malfunctioning door operators. We restore functionality while maintaining compliance with ADA guidelines and 24/7 emergency availability.

Maintenance

Routine hardware inspections and preventative maintenance services help you stay ADA compliant. We check force settings, timing, alignment, and wear on operable parts to prevent problems before they lead to costly violations or accessibility complaints.

ADA Compliance and Why It Matters

Complying with the American with Disabilities Act (ADA) ensures your building is accessible to people of all abilities by meeting the ADA door requirements. For door hardware, that means using components that are easy to operate, such as lever-style handles that don’t require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting, push/pull plates mounted at proper heights, low-force door closers, and automatic openers with adequate timing and maneuvering clearance.

Failing to meet these standards can lead to legal penalties, civil lawsuits, and harm your business’s reputation. Prioritizing ADA compliance and accessibility to people with disabilities protects you legally and shows your commitment to creating a safe, welcoming, and inclusive environment for everyone who enters your facility.

Types of ADA-Compliant Door Hardware We Work On

We provide complete services for various ADA-compliant hardware components, including installation, repair, and maintenance of manual doors and automated systems. Whether you’re upgrading a facility for compliance or addressing wear and damage, our technicians work with the following:

Lever-style door handles and latchsets

Accessible handles that are operable with one hand and minimal effort, without tight grasping or twisting.

Push/pull plates and grip hardware

Simplified hardware that allows doors to open with an open palm or closed fist, meeting ADA operability standards.

Low-energy automatic door operators

Door openers that activate by button or sensor, meeting force and timing requirements for accessible entrance and exit devices.

Door closers with adjustable force & speed

Closers calibrated to ADA standards that close slowly and safely, allowing enough time for individuals using mobility aids to pass through.

Kickplates and edge guards

Reinforcement hardware that protects the door surface from impact while maintaining smooth operation.

Push-button door activation switches

Wall-mounted buttons positioned at accessible heights for activating automatic openers.

Continuous and swing clear hinges

Hinges that allow doors to open fully, maximizing clear space and opening width, and improving ease of passage.

Door vision lites at compliant heights

Tempered glass inserts positioned at eye level for seated users, improving visibility and safety at entry points for individuals using wheelchairs.

Electric latch retraction systems

Electrified systems that unlock doors automatically while remaining ADA-compliant for emergency egress and access control.

Thresholds and strike plates for wheelchair access

Low-profile, beveled designs that reduce resistance and help eliminate tripping hazards.

Power transfer devices (surface-mounted or concealed)

Provide safe and clean power delivery to electrified hardware without exposed wiring or obstructions.

ADA-compliant access control components

Keypads, card readers, and touchless systems installed at proper heights and operable without fine motor control.

Delayed-action closers

Devices that keep doors open longer before closing to allow sufficient time for users to pass through.

Tactile signage and Braille indicators

Room and exit signage with raised text and Braille, positioned according to ADA height and location standards.

Magnetic door holders

Keep doors open for easy access and release automatically during emergencies or access control events.

Customers Choose Commercial Door For Our Values

At Commercial Door, we pride ourselves on our commitment to four core values: dependability, integrity, respect, and quality. These values aren’t just words to us; they’re the guiding principles that shape every interaction and decision we make.

Dependability

We do whatever it takes to take care of our clients. Everyone on our team is committed to being there when you need us, ensuring your doors provide access when you need it and security when you don't.

Integrity

We believe in doing what is right, even when no one is watching. Our team is dedicated to providing honest assessments, fair pricing, and transparent communication.

Respect

We treat every customer, employee, and partner with dignity and courtesy. When you choose Commercial Door, you'll experience attentive service, clear communication, and the utmost respect for your time, property, and preferences.

Quality

We don't cut corners. We prioritize precision and excellence in every project, from premium materials to exceptional craftsmanship. Whether installing a new entry door or repairing a damaged one, our dedication to quality ensures results that meet and exceed industry standards.

Our Service Areas

We proudly serve businesses throughout our service areas in Oklahoma, Texas, Arkansas, and Tennessee. Our technicians are strategically located to provide fast, dependable service wherever you operate within these areas, whether you’re managing a large industrial facility, a retail chain, or a single-location office. We currently serve clients in:

Dallas-Fort Worth, TX

Western Arkansas

Little Rock, AR

Get Compliant and Make Your Business Accessible Today

Don’t let outdated or non-compliant door hardware put your business at risk. Whether you need a new installation, a quick repair, or long-term maintenance, our team is here to help you confidently meet the Americans with Disability Act standards.

Contact Commercial Door today for a free estimate and make your building safer, more accessible, and fully code-compliant.

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ADA-Compliant Hardware Installations, Repairs, and Maintenance FAQs

What is the required mounting height for ADA-compliant door hardware?

The Americans with Disabilities Act guidelines require operable hardware to be installed between 34 and 48 inches above the finished floor to ensure accessibility for individuals using wheelchairs or other mobility devices.

Can existing commercial doors be modified to meet ADA requirements, or do they need to be replaced?

In many cases, existing doors, including swing, sliding, and folding doors, can be retrofitted with compliant hardware. Complete door replacement is only necessary if the door itself presents a barrier (e.g., insufficient width requirements or excessive opening force that can’t be corrected).

Do interior doors have different accessibility requirements than exterior doors and gates?

Yes. While many of the basic standards apply to both, interior doors may also use spring hinges or low-torque closers to meet force and closing speed requirements while maintaining accessibility. Certain exceptions apply to doors not used for public access or emergency egress.

Are ADA-compliant automatic doors required in all buildings?

The Americans with Disabilities Act does not require automatic doors in every case. Still, they are strongly recommended for high-traffic areas or locations serving the public, such as public entrances in medical facilities, schools, and retail environments. When installed, they must meet specific ADA timing and force standards.

How often should accessible door hardware be inspected or maintained?

To maintain compliance and function, we recommend annual inspections at a minimum, though doors with high use or automatic systems may need biannual or quarterly service to ensure proper performance and code adherence.

Does ADA compliance apply to emergency exits and fire doors?

Yes. Accessible egress is required in most commercial and public buildings. Fire exit hardware must be code-compliant for life safety and operable under ADA guidelines, including panic hardware with accessible safety features.