Sheldrup Glass · Commercial repair

Commercial Door Repair

A door that drags, won't latch or has broken glass is a security and accessibility problem. We repair and replace aluminum storefront and all-glass entrance doors for retailers, property managers and building engineers.

King County · Eastside · South King County · North through Marysville

Glass storefront entrance doors beside a brick commercial building

Repair & replacement

Doors that close, lock and open as they should.

Storefront entrance doors

Adjustment, repair and replacement of aluminum storefront doors, including sagging or dragging doors and damaged stiles and rails.

Closers, pivots & hardware

Replacement of overhead and floor closers, pivots, continuous hinges, panic devices, locks, pulls and thresholds, matched to the existing door.

Glass doors & door lites

Replacement of broken door glass and frameless glass doors, with tempered or laminated safety glazing as required.

From assessment to installation

  • Describe the door problem — not closing, not latching, broken glass, or damaged hardware.
  • Assess the door, frame and hardware, and confirm parts and glass requirements.
  • Secure the opening where needed, then schedule the repair or replacement.

Scheduling & glass lead times

On-site response is typically within 48 hours; call to confirm availability for your location. Permanent replacement timing depends on glass specifications, fabrication, site access and the installation schedule.

Temporary board-up protects an opening while replacement is arranged; it is not a permanent glass repair.

Seattle-based. Region-wide.

Based at 846 S Cambridge St, Seattle, we serve all of King County and the northern corridor into Snohomish County through Marysville.

Seattle & northern corridor

Seattle, Shoreline, Bothell, Lynnwood, Everett and Marysville.

The Eastside

Bellevue, Redmond, Issaquah and other King County communities.

South King County

SeaTac, Tukwila, Renton, Kent, Auburn and Federal Way.

Tell us what needs replacing.

Include the property address, door type (aluminum storefront or all-glass), what is failing, and photos of the door, hardware and closer.