Electric strikes & door release hardware
The part that actually opens the door when someone buzzes or taps a fob. Installed cleanly, wired properly and tested to release every time.
- Electric strikes for intercoms and readers
- Maglocks and door release hardware
- Door closers and alignment
Where the system meets the door
A great intercom or fob reader is useless if the door doesn't release. Electric strikes need to be matched to the lock, cut cleanly into the frame and powered correctly.
We install, replace and troubleshoot door release hardware, and adjust the door and closer so it latches reliably every time.
Door hardware services
Electric strikes
Fail-safe or fail-secure strikes matched to your lock.
Maglocks
Magnetic locks for glass and storefront doors.
Power supplies
Correct power and backup for reliable operation.
Door closers
Adjusted so doors close and latch.
Troubleshooting
Doors that buzz but don't open.
Replacements
Worn or failed strikes swapped out.
How a electric strikes & door hardware job goes
Match the lock
The strike has to suit the lock and the door's fail mode.
Cut and wire
Clean frame prep and correct power.
Tune the door
Closer and alignment adjusted so it releases and latches every time.
Electric Strikes & Door Hardware FAQ
Related services
The door buzzes but doesn't open. What's wrong?
Usually the strike is misaligned, under-powered or worn. We'll diagnose and fix it.
Fail-safe or fail-secure?
Fail-safe unlocks without power, fail-secure stays locked. The right choice depends on the door and code requirements.
Do you work on glass storefront doors?
Yes. Maglocks and specialty hardware are common on glass and aluminum doors.
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