Door won’t open or opens slowly
Failed sensors, worn drive belts, motor or control faults, or a lock that didn’t release.
Automatic Doors
Automatic Door Repair, Service & AAADM Inspections in Arkansas
When an automatic entrance stops opening, sticks open or starts closing on people, it becomes a security problem, a safety problem and an accessibility problem at the same time. Our AAADM-certified technicians get it working, and keep it working.
- Insured
- Bonded
- Arkansas-Registered
- AAADM-Certified Techs
- NFPA 80 Fire Door
- 24-Hour Emergency Service
We service, repair, retrofit and install automatic doors for hospitals, senior living communities, schools, hotels, retail and public buildings across Arkansas. That includes full-power sliding and swinging doors, folding doors, low-energy ADA operators, and the sensors, actuators and access control that trigger them.
Automatic pedestrian doors are covered by ANSI/BHMA standards (A156.10 for full-power doors, A156.19 for low-energy swing operators, A156.38 for low-energy sliding and folding doors), and an annual safety inspection by an AAADM-certified inspector is the industry standard of care. Our certified techs inspect, adjust and document every door, then tell you plainly what needs attention.
Recent automatic door work includes a Horton sliding door linear drive repair, preventive maintenance and an AAADM inspection on a lobby sliding entrance, and an inspection with PM service on every automatic door at the Embassy Suites in Rogers.
What we service
- Automatic sliding door repair: drives, belts, carriers, tracks and locks
- Automatic swing door operators and low-energy ADA operators
- Motion and presence sensors: setup, adjustment and replacement
- Push plates, wave switches and wireless actuators
- Annual AAADM safety inspections with written results
- Preventive maintenance plans for high-traffic entrances
- Breakout, emergency egress and night-lock function checks
- Retrofitting manual entrances with power operators
Common Automatic Door Problems We Fix
Door won’t close or stays open
Sensor misadjustment, obstruction in the track, failing hold-open logic or a broken carrier wheel.
Door closing on people
A serious safety issue. Presence and threshold sensors need inspection and adjustment right away.
Grinding, banging or shaking
Worn rollers, loose header components or a damaged track. Fixing it early prevents bigger repairs.
Brands We Service
We work on the equipment already installed on your doors, including:
- Stanley Access Technologies (Allegion)
- Horton Automatics
- ASSA ABLOY Entrance Systems (Besam)
- Record
- Tormax
- Nabco / GYRO TECH
- dormakaba
- Boon Edam
- LCN
- Norton
Brand names identify compatible equipment only; no affiliation or endorsement is implied.
Service Areas
Automatic Door Repair & Service for facilities across Arkansas:
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Automatic Door Repair & Service: Common Questions
How often should automatic doors be inspected?
The industry standard is a safety inspection at least once a year by an AAADM-certified inspector, plus a quick daily safety check by the building owner or staff. High-traffic doors benefit from preventive maintenance more often.
Can you add an automatic operator to an existing door?
Usually, yes. Many manual swinging doors can be retrofitted with a low-energy operator and actuators for ADA accessibility, provided the door, frame and hardware are in good condition.
Do you repair Horton and Stanley automatic doors?
Yes. We service the major automatic door brands, including Horton, Stanley Access Technologies, ASSA ABLOY/Besam, Record, Tormax, Nabco/GYRO TECH and dormakaba.
Need a commercial door fixed, inspected or installed?
Call any time, 24 hours a day, for emergency door service anywhere in Arkansas, or send a quote request and we will get back to you.