Walk-in & reach-in door hinges, closers and handles
A door that sags, drags or won't close by itself lets cold air out all day. We repair and replace hinges, closers, handles and latches on walk-in and reach-in doors.
Signs you need this repair
- Door sags or drags on the floor
- Door won't close by itself
- Broken or loose handle
- Latch doesn't catch
- Gap at the top or bottom of the door
- Door slams or springs back open
What we do
We replace worn self-closing (cam-lift) and spring hinges, door closers, handles, latches and strikes, then square up the door so it closes and seals evenly. Where screws have stripped out of the panel, we repair the mounting so the new hardware holds.
Equipment we work on
Walk-in cooler and freezer doors, reach-in refrigerator and freezer doors, prep table and under-counter doors, and bar coolers.
Hinges & Hardware: common questions
Why won't my walk-in door close by itself?
Usually a worn self-closing hinge or a broken door closer. A sagging door can also drag and stop short. Both are common, fixable repairs.
Can you match the hardware on my door?
Yes. Send a photo of the hinge or handle with any part number stamped on it, and we'll match it or fit a compatible replacement.
Do you fix the door frame heater?
No. Heater wires and other electrical parts need an electrician or refrigeration tech. We handle the mechanical hardware.
Serving St. Petersburg, Bradenton, Lakewood Ranch, Sarasota, Venice, North Port and nearby. Full service area.
Door not sealing? Let's fix it.
Call or text a photo of the problem and I'll tell you what it needs. Restaurants, diners, bars and food service from St. Petersburg to North Port.