Oxford Street Operations Hub
Lead Engineer: Dave T. (Unit: DR-64)
Recent Deployment in Oxford Street: Serviced a Record automatic sliding door system
Engineering Process
- 1
Trade-Grade Components
We carry heavily stocked vans with leading parts from Record, Dorma, and Axim to ensure a rapid fix and minimal business disruption.
- 2
Precision Fitting
We safely extract damaged hardware, install commercial-grade replacements, and recalibrate opening/closing speeds for safety and longevity.
- 3
Commercial Diagnostics
Our engineers arrive equipped to assess the mechanical or electrical fault on your door, whether it's a sensor failure or a blown floor spring.
- 4
Compliance & Security Testing
Every repair concludes with a rigorous test to ensure smooth operation, BS EN 16005 compliance, and full building security.
Commercial & Automatic Services
BS EN 16005 Safety Checks
Comprehensive safety testing and maintenance for automated commercial doors to ensure your premises meet mandatory UK BS EN 16005 compliance.
Automatic Door Repairs
Specialist repair of automatic sliding doors, swing operators, and motion sensors. We service all major UK brands including Record, FAAC, and Gilgen.
Commercial Lock & Security
Installation of Adams Rite deadlatches, hook bolts, and high-security cylinders to guarantee your retail or industrial premises stay secure.
Industrial Door Hardware
Structural repairs for heavy-duty metal warehouse doors, including hinge replacement, weld repairs, and crash-bar maintenance.
Aluminium Door Realignment
Correcting dropped or scraping aluminium shopfront doors. We adjust heavy-duty pivot hinges to prevent lock jamming and floor damage.
Glass Office Door Servicing
Maintenance for frameless glass doors, including pivot realignments, bottom patch fittings, and floor spring adjustments to stop threshold scraping.
Common Trade Diagnostic Faults
Busy high-street shops in Oxford Street regularly need immediate repair of faulty automatic door sensors.
- Automatic swing operators making grinding noises or stopping mid-cycle due to motor strain.
- Commercial locks failing to engage properly, leaving business premises unsecured after hours.
- Commercial glass doors violently slamming shut, posing a severe liability risk to staff and customers.
- Floor springs leaking hydraulic fluid, indicating a blown internal seal that requires urgent extraction.
- Aluminium shopfront doors scraping heavily on the floor, making them difficult for clients to operate.