Residential & Commercial Door Solutions
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Your door is the first line of defense—make sure it’s built to protect.
At Mr. LOCKSMITH, we offer professional door replacement services for both residential and commercial properties. Whether you’re upgrading for better security, replacing a damaged door, or enhancing curb appeal, our expert technicians ensure that your new door works seamlessly with high-quality locks and hardware for maximum protection.
Door Replacement & Repair Services
Repair or Replace: How to Decide
Not every damaged door needs to be replaced. Loose hinges, a misaligned frame, or a worn closer can often be repaired in place, while warped frames, cracked panels, or a door compromised in a break-in usually call for full replacement. A quick inspection is typically enough to tell which option makes sense before paying for a new door when a repair would do the job.
Residential Door Replacement
For homes, door replacement usually means upgrading an entry door for better security, replacing one that’s warped or damaged, or swapping out a garage-adjacent or interior door that no longer closes properly. New doors are paired with high-security locks so the upgrade covers both the door itself and what’s keeping it locked.
Commercial Door Replacement
Businesses have different needs than homeowners — heavier daily traffic, code requirements, and hardware built for constant use. We handle commercial entry doors, interior office doors, industrial doors, and specialty doors such as revolving and motion-sensor entrances, matching the new door to the building’s existing hardware and access control where applicable. See our commercial locksmith services for the lock and access side of a commercial door upgrade.
Storefront Doors
Storefront doors, including aluminum-framed and Herculite glass doors, take a lot of daily wear and need hardware that holds up to constant opening and closing. Replacement or repair keeps the entrance secure and functioning smoothly while maintaining the storefront’s appearance.
Steel & Metal Commercial Doors
Steel and metal doors are common on commercial and industrial properties because of their durability and security. When one is dented, no longer closes flush, or the frame has shifted, replacement or realignment restores both the door’s function and its security rating.
Break-In & Forced-Entry Door Damage
A door that’s been forced, kicked in, or pried during a break-in often has damage to the frame, jamb, or strike plate that isn’t obvious from the outside, even if the door itself still closes. We check the full door assembly, not just the visible damage, and repair or replace whatever is needed to bring the entry back to full security.
Door Closers
A door closer that slams, doesn’t latch, or leaks fluid affects both security and daily use, especially on commercial entrances that need to close and lock automatically. Closers can typically be adjusted, repaired, or replaced without replacing the entire door.
Hinges
Worn, rusted, or loose hinges cause a door to sag, drag on the frame, or fail to latch — issues that are often mistaken for a lock problem. Replacing hinges is a simple fix that resolves both the closing issue and the extra wear it puts on the lock and strike plate.
Panic Bars & Exit Devices
Panic bars and exit devices are required on many commercial doors for code compliance and life safety, letting a door open quickly from the inside even when it’s locked from the outside. Installation, repair, and integration with existing locks are all part of keeping these devices code-compliant and reliable.
Lock & High-Security Hardware Integration
A new door is only as secure as the hardware installed on it. We pair replacement doors with high-security locks, such as Mul-T-Lock, and make sure keyways, strike plates, and reinforcement match the new door so the upgrade doesn’t create a weak point.
Door Alignment & Adjustment
A door that sticks, doesn’t latch, or has a visible gap along the frame usually needs alignment rather than replacement. Adjusting the hinges, strike plate, or frame can resolve the issue, often at a fraction of the cost of a full door replacement.
What to Expect During a Door Replacement
A typical door replacement starts with measuring the existing frame and checking the condition of the surrounding structure, followed by removing the old door and installing the new one with matching or upgraded hardware. Most residential replacements are completed in a single visit; commercial jobs vary depending on the door type and any access control or hardware integration involved.
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Each installation is performed with precision and tailored to your specific security needs.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Look for warning signs like a cracked or warped frame, gaps around the edges, trouble locking, or visible rust and rot. Minor issues can often be repaired, but if the frame is compromised or the door won’t close securely, replacement is usually the better long-term option. We can take a look and give you an honest recommendation.
Yes. We replace and install commercial doors for offices, retail spaces, and other businesses, including matching your new door with the right commercial-grade lock and hardware for your security needs.
Steel doors are a durable, security-focused option that resists forced entry better than standard wood or fiberglass doors. They’re a popular choice for exterior entrances, back doors, and commercial properties where security is a priority.
Yes, we work on aluminum-frame storefront doors, including glass doors, closers, and the locking hardware that keeps them secure. If your storefront door isn’t closing properly or the lock is failing, we can repair or replace it.
We install and replace hinges, handles, deadbolts, closers, panic hardware, and other hardware for both residential and commercial doors, matching the style and security level you need.
Yes. We install and repair door closers for commercial entrances and panic hardware (push bars) for businesses that need code-compliant emergency exits.
Yes — new lock installation is included whenever we replace a door, and we can also upgrade to a higher-security lock at the same time if you’d like extra protection, right here in Falls Church, VA.