ProfessionalCommercial Door Closer Install

Self-closing doors are a building code requirement in many commercial and multi-family settings, and a convenience upgrade in any busy space. We install, adjust and service hydraulic and pneumatic door closers so every door closes at the right speed and latches every time.

Also known as: door closer installation, hydraulic door closer, commercial door closer, door closer replacement, office door closer, self-closing door, door closer adjustment, commercial door closer install

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What’s included

Install surface-mounted and concealed overhead door closers
Fit closers to wood, aluminum and hollow-metal door frames
Adjust closing speed, latch speed and back-check tension
Install hold-open arms for doors that need to stay open
Replace leaking or seized closers on existing doors
Verify ADA-compliant opening force after installation

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How it works

Select mounting position

We choose regular, parallel or top jamb mounting based on door swing, clearance and frame type.

Mount and align

We drill and fasten the body and arm, then close the door to check alignment before making any adjustments.

Adjust the valves

We dial in closing speed, latch speed and back-check until the door swings closed reliably without slamming.

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Problems we fix

Closers set too fast that slam doors hard enough to damage frames
Latch speed valves opened too wide, making the door slow to final latch position
Hydraulic fluid leaks in old closers that cause inconsistent closing speed
Incorrect mounting position that puts the arm at an angle, binding mid-swing

Good to know

Commercial Door Closer Install — FAQ

Can a door closer be adjusted without replacing it?

Often yes. Most modern closers have adjustable valves for main closing speed and latch speed. We adjust them before recommending a replacement.

Do I need a door closer on an interior office door?

Required by code in fire-rated corridors. For non-rated interior doors, it's optional but useful for privacy and energy efficiency.

How do I choose the right closer size?

Closers are rated by door size and weight — a typical interior door uses a size 1–3 closer; heavy exterior doors need a size 4–6. We match the size to your door.

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