Horton automatic door repair in Toronto
KDL Locksmith repairs Horton automatic doors across Toronto and the GTA. Call KDL Locksmith at 416-303-0255. Describe the door type and what it is doing, and have the model label handy if you can see it.
Horton door not working? Call KDL Locksmith at 416-303-0255, or request service online.
Horton automatic door repair from KDL Locksmith
KDL Locksmith services Micom, Ditec, Besam, dormakaba, Hunter, Horton, Rhinotek and Tormax automatic doors. KDL Locksmith has been in the trade since 1988. KDL Locksmith is licensed & insured. KDL Locksmith's shop is at 2060 Steeles Ave W, Unit 4, Vaughan.
For the full service, see the automatic door repair page and the guide to automatic door repair by brand.
Horton doors we see in Toronto buildings
Since 1960, Horton Automatics has been a leader in automatic entrance systems. Horton invented the first sliding door and has since grown its range to automatic swing operators, revolving doors and specialty healthcare applications.
Most commercial entrances fall into one of these types:
Sliding door: panels that move sideways along a track.
Swing door with an operator: a hinged door opened by a motor unit above it. See the page on automatic operators.
Revolving door: wings that turn around a centre post.
Healthcare entrance: a door built for a hospital or clinic setting.
If there is a model label on the header or frame, write it down before you call.
Common Horton door problems
Most repair calls start with a door that stays open, stays shut, moves slowly, makes noise or ignores people walking up to it. Note which of these you see and when it happens:
The door is stuck open or stuck closed.
Travel is slow, jerky or stops partway.
You hear grinding or clicking as it moves.
The door does not open when someone walks up.
A swing door does not close fully or latch.
The cause is found on site, so describe the symptom rather than guess at the part. If the fault is in the manual hardware on the same opening, ask about panic bars, door closers and emergency exit devices on the same call. For closer rules, see the post on door closers and building-code requirements.
Need a Horton door looked at? Call KDL Locksmith at 416-303-0255, or request service online.
Maintenance plans for property managers and condo boards
Service agreements for property managers and condo boards put regular checks on the calendar, so an entrance is looked at before it fails rather than after. Ask about a service agreement when you call, and list the automatic doors on your site.
Regular servicing keeps an entrance working for everyone who uses it. If an opener serves a washroom or office, see the post on barrier-free door openers.
Book a Horton door repair
Call KDL Locksmith at 416-303-0255. Have these ready:
The building address and where the door is.
The door type: sliding, swing, revolving or healthcare.
The model label, if you can see it.
A short note of what the door is doing and since when.
For other door and lock work in the building, see the commercial locksmith services page.
Frequently asked questions
Does KDL Locksmith repair Horton automatic doors?
Yes. KDL Locksmith repairs Horton automatic doors across Toronto and the GTA. Call KDL Locksmith at 416-303-0255.
What types of Horton doors are there?
Horton invented the first sliding door and has since grown its range to automatic swing operators, revolving doors and specialty healthcare applications.
Do you service other automatic door brands?
Yes. KDL Locksmith services Micom, Ditec, Besam, dormakaba, Hunter, Horton, Rhinotek and Tormax automatic doors.
Do you offer maintenance agreements for buildings?
Yes. Ask about service agreements for property managers and condo boards when you call 416-303-0255.
Can an older Horton door still be repaired?
Call 416-303-0255 with the model label and the door's age if you know it. Whether it can be repaired is confirmed on site.
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