Break in Entry Door Repair

For every business owner. Their business property is a safe and secure place where they can keep their valuables. But, sometimes, break-ins can happen, especially through entry doors. As we all know for every commercial property, the front door is the first line of defense against unauthorized entry. If it has been compromised, it’s crucial to address the issue promptly to restore your business’s security. At Commercial Door Repair Woodbridge, we not only fix the immediate damage but also strengthen your door against future attempts. Break-ins are unexpected and we are always available to deal with such unexpected emergencies. 

Let’s take a look at some common weak points that can lead to easy door break-ins-

Door Frame Weakness

Examine your entry door frame for any signs of cracks, rot, or vulnerabilities that could reduce its strength.

Outdated or Subpar Locks

If your locks are old or not effective, they may not provide adequate security for your door. Ensure your locks are robust and meet current safety standards.

Less Sturdy Hollow Doors

Doors that aren’t solid may lack strength. Check if your door is hollow and consider upgrading to a solid or metal door for increased safety.

Hinge Vulnerability

Hinges can be a weak spot if they lack strength. Verify the sturdiness of your hinges and think about using hinge pins or security hinges to reinforce this area.

But our team knows all the root cause of these problems and they know how to fix those issues the above-shared issues has been fixed by our team in the following ways:-

Fortify Door Frames

Make your door frames stronger by using longer screws to firmly attach them to the wall studs. For additional strength, think about adding metal reinforcement plates.

Enhance Locks

Boost security by installing sturdy deadbolt locks that extend deeply into the door frame. Modern smart locks with advanced security features are also a great choice.

Swap Hollow Core Doors

Upgrade from doors with hollow cores to those that are solid or made of metal. This change provides a stronger defense against attempts at forced entry.

Strengthen Hinges

Secure hinges by using longer screws and consider adding hinge pins or security hinges to prevent any tampering.