Hollow metal
Steel doors and frames for back doors, stairwells, service rooms and corridors, installed and repaired.
Across Alberta
Commercial doors
We install, repair and maintain hollow metal, aluminum storefront and fire-rated doors for commercial, institutional and industrial buildings.
What we do
- Hollow metal doors and frames
- Aluminum storefront doors
- Fire-rated doors and hardware
- Closers, pivots and continuous hinges
- Exit devices and panic hardware
- Door re-hanging and frame repair
- Planned maintenance across multiple sites
Overview
Commercial doors, done properly
Commercial doors take abuse that a house door never sees: carts, deliveries, wind, and hundreds of cycles a day. When one fails, it's usually a security or fire-safety problem as well as an inconvenience. We fix what's worth fixing and replace what isn't, with hardware rated for the traffic.
We work with property managers, general contractors and business owners across Alberta, on single repairs or across a whole portfolio of buildings.
When to call
Signs you need us
- The door drags, sags or won't latch
- The closer slams the door or doesn't pull it shut
- Panic hardware sticks or doesn't release
- A fire door won't close and latch on its own
- The frame is bent from impact or a break-in
What we cover
Every job is different. These are the kinds of commercial doors work we do most.
Storefront
Aluminum and glass entrance doors, with pivots, continuous hinges, offset arms, deadlocks and push/pull hardware.
Fire-rated
Labelled assemblies and hardware that close and latch on their own, so the opening keeps its rating.
Barrier-free requirements in Alberta
Alberta uses the National Building Code – 2023 Alberta Edition, in force since May 1, 2024. Its accessibility requirements are in Section 3.8, Accessibility. Here's what it means for doors.
- Door hardwareSentence 3.8.3.6.(4) and Clause 3.8.3.8.(1)(b)
- Handles, latches and locks must be mounted 900 to 1 100 mm above the floor and work with one hand in a closed fist, without tight grasping or twisting. In practice that means levers, push/pull hardware or panic bars rather than knobs.
- Opening forceSentence 3.8.3.6.(8)
- Without a power operator, an unlatched door must open with no more than 38 N for an exterior swing door and 22 N for an interior swing or sliding door. Closers have to be adjusted to meet this.
- Clear widthSentence 3.8.3.6.(2)
- Doorways on a barrier-free path need a clear width of at least 850 mm with the door open.
This is a plain-language summary, not the code itself. Requirements depend on the building's occupancy, size and whether the work is new construction or an alteration. Confirm them with your designer and the local authority having jurisdiction. More on barrier-free code.
Brands we work with
We are an authorized dealer for these brands. We supply, install and service their products, and match existing hardware during repairs.
- SteelcraftHollow metal doors · Allegion
- Von DuprinExit devices · Allegion
- LCNClosers & operators · Allegion
- SargentDoor hardware · ASSA ABLOY
- Corbin RusswinDoor hardware · ASSA ABLOY
- Adams RiteStorefront hardware · ASSA ABLOY
- Norton RixsonClosers & operators · ASSA ABLOY
- PemkoSeals & hinges · ASSA ABLOY
Related hardware
The hardware that usually goes with this work.
- Exit devices & panic hardwareRim, mortise and vertical rod exit devices, including fire-rated and electrified models.
- Door closersSurface, concealed and overhead closers sized and adjusted for the door, the traffic and the weather.
- Hinges & pivotsButt hinges, continuous hinges, pivots and electrified hinges for doors of every weight.
- Locks & cylindersResidential deadbolts, commercial cylindrical and mortise locks, high-security and interchangeable-core cylinders.
Commercial doors near you
We work across Alberta. Pick your city or town for local details.
Calgary region
Edmonton region
Central Alberta
Southern Alberta
Northern Alberta
How a job runs
Four steps, and you'll know the price before any work starts.
- Step 1
Tell us what you need
Send photos and details through the form, or call. For commercial work, send the door and hardware schedule if you have one.
- Step 2
We look on site
We confirm sizes, handing, frame condition, power and hardware before anything gets ordered.
- Step 3
You get a written quote
Itemized by door, hardware and labour, with lead times for anything that has to be ordered.
- Step 4
We install and test
We adjust until it closes, latches, locks and opens the way it should, then clean up before we leave.
Questions we hear a lot
Do you work on storefront doors?
Yes. We repair and replace aluminum storefront doors and their hardware, including pivots, continuous hinges, closers, Adams Rite-style deadlocks and push/pull hardware.
Can you look after all the doors in our buildings?
Yes. We can set up planned maintenance for one building or many, and keep a record of each opening and its hardware so repairs are faster.
Our fire door doesn't close on its own. Is that urgent?
Yes. A fire door has to close and latch by itself to do its job. We'll adjust or replace the closer, hinges or latch so it does.
Get a quote
Tell us about the door and what you need. Photos, drawings or a hardware schedule help us quote faster and more accurately.
- Phone
- 1 800 716 8955
- contact@hsmcm.ca
- Hours
- Calls and email answered 24/7/365
- Area
- Across Alberta
- Head
- Suite 3400, 10180 101 St NW, Edmonton, AB T5J 3S4
- St. Albert
- 175 Carleton Dr, St. Albert, AB T8N 7X9
Helpful to include
- Photos of both sides of the door and its hardware
- A close-up of the hinge edge and any labels
- Width, height and handing if you know them