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Commercial door & glass specialists

Doors. Glass. Everything between.

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Black aluminum double entrance doors and clear storefront glazing

Real projects and service visits

See actual door, glass and hardware work from our project collection. Each gallery explains the visible work and links to related services.

Replacement steel exit door interior view

Steel exit door replacement

The supplied sequence shows the older exit door, work at the exterior opening and a replacement steel leaf with exit hardware and a surface closer. Exterior and interior views document the opening through the work.

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Interior view of paired frameless glass doors

Frameless glass storefront entrance

Exterior and interior views show the same frameless glass entrance, long pull handles and patch fittings during service. The matching views connect the door leaf to the complete entrance.

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Assembled automatic sliding entrance view

Automatic sliding door and roller service

The retail entrance is shown with temporary use-other-door notices, a removed sliding leaf, close-ups of rollers and a later view of the assembled entrance. The gallery documents components and service stages without claiming a test result that is not shown.

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Doors, glass and hardware in detail

Explore the materials, hardware and systems involved in commercial entrance work. Select a service to discuss your property and requirements.

Three technicians checking the alignment of a grey steel door and frame

Hollow metal door and frame installation

Planning the door, frame, hinges and locking hardware as one opening.

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Two technicians using suction handles at an aluminum-framed glass storefront door

Aluminum storefront glass replacement

Glazing and frame condition both matter when replacing a storefront door panel.

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Technician fastening a full-height silver continuous hinge on a grey commercial door

Continuous hinge installation

Full-height hinge options for commercial doors with suitable frames and fixing points.

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Technician adjusting a silver surface-mounted closer on an aluminum glass door

Commercial door closer installation

Controlled closing starts with compatible hardware and a correctly aligned door.

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Technicians checking a swing-door operator and accessible push button at a glass entrance

Automatic storefront door operators

Coordinate the door, powered operator, activation controls and access requirements.

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Technician inspecting the overhead mechanism of a bi-parting automatic sliding glass entrance

Automatic sliding door repair

Describe the movement, sensors and operating fault when discussing a sliding entrance.

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Two technicians supporting a clear replacement storefront pane on a padded glass dolly

Commercial glass panel replacement

Glass type, accurate measurements and proper support guide the replacement specification.

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Technician securing a stainless-steel electric strike in a dark aluminum door jamb

Electric strike installation

Match release hardware to the door, frame and required exit operation.

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Technician testing a contactless card reader beside a commercial glass entrance

Commercial access control

Plan how visitors enter, how occupants leave and who manages access permissions.

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Technicians checking a frameless glass office door beside a partition with frosted privacy bands

Office glass walls and frameless doors

Bring together daylight, privacy, clear circulation and suitable glass-door hardware.

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Commercial Door Repair

A commercial door problem is best described by what the entrance does: it scrapes, slams, sticks, will not latch or feels loose in use.

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Commercial Door Replacement

Replacing a commercial door is a decision about the whole entrance: the leaf, frame, hardware and way people use the opening.

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Commercial Glass Replacement

Commercial glass replacement starts by identifying what the panel does and how it is supported.

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Hollow Metal Door Repair & Replacement

A steel door should close without scraping, latch without being forced and sit correctly in its frame.

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Aluminum Storefront Door Repair & Replacement

A storefront entrance is both a customer touchpoint and a working part of the building.

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New Storefronts & Entry Systems

A new storefront should start with the way people use the entrance.

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Frameless Glass Repair, Replacement & Installation

Frameless glass depends on accurate alignment and hardware that suits the glass and its intended movement.

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Access Control, Automatic Door Operators & Buzzer Systems

An electronic entrance works only when the mechanical door and the access equipment cooperate.

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Door Repair & 3-Point Lock Service

When a door or three-point locking mechanism becomes difficult to operate, forcing the handle can make the problem worse.

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Commercial Locksmith Services

Commercial locking decisions involve more than replacing a cylinder.

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Break-In & Emergency Repair Services

After a break-in or sudden door failure, the first priority is making the affected area safe and understanding how the premises can be secured.

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Questions and answers

Why does my commercial door scrape the frame?

Scraping describes the symptom, not the failed component. The position of the leaf can change when hinges or pivots wear, fixings move or the surrounding frame distorts. Tell us where contact occurs and whether it happens throughout the swing. Inspecting those relationships helps determine whether adjustment, hardware replacement or a wider repair is appropriate.

When should I consider replacing a commercial door?

Replacement deserves consideration when damage affects the door's structure, repeated repairs have not addressed the underlying problem or the opening no longer suits its intended use. The decision should include the frame and hardware rather than the leaf alone. Explain why replacement is being considered and ask which retained components will be checked before ordering.

Can you replace glass without replacing the storefront?

It may be possible when the supporting frame and surrounding assembly remain suitable. The assessment needs to distinguish a damaged panel from damage to its supports, door or adjacent glazing. Send a wide view as well as a safe close-up. The replacement specification and final dimensions should be confirmed before any glass is ordered.

Can a hollow metal door be repaired?

A repair may be appropriate when the leaf and frame remain sound and the problem comes from alignment or compatible hardware. Corrosion, impact damage and weakened attachment points can change that decision. Share photographs of the full opening and any visible labels. The assessment should establish which parts can be retained before a replacement is selected.

Why does my aluminum storefront door stop short of closing?

The closer may be only one part of the explanation. Resistance at pivots, hinges, seals, the threshold or the frame can prevent the leaf from reaching its closed position. Describe where it stops and whether the latch engages without assistance. Assessment of the whole entrance helps distinguish an adjustment from hardware or assembly replacement.

What is included in a new storefront discussion?

Start with the intended arrangement of doors and fixed glazing, then consider frames, hardware, thresholds and surrounding finishes. Explain who will use the entrance and what needs to change from the existing layout. TBC can discuss the commercial opening as a coordinated scope, with measurements and project requirements confirmed before ordering or fabrication.

Why does my frameless glass door rub or catch?

Changes in the relationship between the glass, pivots, hinges and surrounding opening can affect its movement. Describe the contact point and any visible change in the gaps. Do not force the panel or adjust unfamiliar fittings. An assessment should establish whether the issue involves alignment, hardware condition or damage requiring a different approach.

Does a powered operator fix a door that is difficult to move?

A door should be assessed mechanically before an operator is treated as the solution. Binding hinges, misalignment or unsuitable hardware can affect both manual and powered movement. Describe how the entrance behaves when operated normally and identify the existing equipment. The proposed scope should address the opening and controls together rather than adding power to an unresolved fault.

Why does a multi-point lock feel difficult to operate?

Resistance may involve the locking mechanism, the receiving points or the position of the door within the frame. Describe whether the difficulty occurs during normal closing or when turning the key. Do not force the handle or lock. Assessment should consider alignment and engagement across the opening before assuming that the central lock case needs replacement.

Mississauga commercial door project

SELECT continuous geared hinge packaging beside a dark aluminum glass entrance in Mississauga — Continuous geared hinge for a commercial door in Mississauga

Continuous geared hinge work in Mississauga

This Mississauga project photograph shows a dark aluminum glass entrance beside SELECT continuous geared hinge packaging. It documents the entrance and replacement hardware at the property.

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CUSTOMER EXPERIENCES

What our customers say

Reviews from our TBC Commercial Door & Glass Systems Google Business Profile.

    
 
 
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   Kedan 
 
 
 
 Trustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google. We needed a new hollow metal door and frame installed at our Toronto Business. Roma with TBC Commercial Door & Glass System checked the fit before finishing. The new entrance feels extremely solid and looks much more professional.
  
 
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   Yousuf Al Zahrawi 
 
 
 
 Trustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google. The commercial entrance at our Mississauga business had started dragging against the frame and was becoming difficult for customers to use. David from TBC Commercial Door & Glass System adjusted the door and corrected the alignment. It opens much more easily now and the entrance feels properly set up again.
  
 
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   Khalil Vincent 
 
 
 
 Trustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google. A damaged glass section at our Mississauga business needed to be boarded up after an incident. David with TBC Commercial Door & Glass System handled the broken glass board up and secured the opening properly. Everything was cleaned up and the area was left safe.
  
 
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   Justin Henri 
 
 
 
 Trustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google. Emergency repair done. And, done properly
  
 
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   Chhay Chhannon 
 
 
 
 Trustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google. The frameless glass door at our Toronto office had a bottom lock that was no longer working properly. Roma from TBC Commercial Door & Glass System replaced the bottom lock and checked the door before finishing. The lock now works properly and the entrance feels secure again.
  
 
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   Jeremiah Darko 
 
 
 
 Trustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google. After a break in at our Mississauga business, the commercial door needed to be secured properly. Roma with TBC Commercial Door & Glass System handled the emergency door repair and reinforced the affected area. Everything was dealt with promptly and the entrance was secure again.
  
 
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   Bryan Kaye Senfuma 
 
 
 
 Trustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google. The front entrance at our Toronto office needed a new buzzer system so visitors could be let in without someone constantly checking the door. David from TBC  Commercial Door & Glass Systems installed the system and tested it with us before leaving. It has made the entrance much more convenient.
  
 
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   Harshan Sivalingam 
 
 
 
 Trustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google. A break in left the entrance at our Toronto business damaged and needing immediate attention. David from TBC Commercial Door & Glass System secured the damaged area and completed the necessary door repair. The entrance was back to a secure condition without a long interruption to business.
  
 
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   Ojas Gokhale 
 
 
 
 Trustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google. The automatic door at our Mississauga location had stopped opening consistently. David with TBC Commercial Door & Glass System installed a new automatic door operator and tested the entrance several times. It is operating much more reliably now.
  
 
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   Jasiran Devaraja 
 
 
 
 Trustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google. We had a break in at our Clarkson location that left the commercial entrance damaged. David from TBC Commercial Door & Glass System handled the break in repair and secured the affected area properly. He checked the door and hardware before finishing the job. It was a huge relief to have the entrance secured again.