What makes a difference
- how long the door stays open after each person passes through, which is set when the door is adjusted
- sensors that open the door for people approaching it, not for people walking past
- a vestibule, with two sets of doors and a space between them, at busy entrances
- seals and weatherstripping on the door and frame
- a door that closes fully every time instead of stopping partway
Whether a change would make a noticeable difference depends on your entrance and how it is used. We review that on site; this page does not promise a particular result.
When to ask us to look at an entrance
- the door stays open longer than it needs to
- the door opens when people walk past rather than toward it
- drafts or temperature changes near the entrance
- the door does not close fully
A 40-mile radius of Sacramento, CA, plus north to Oroville, Chico, Red Bluff, Anderson and Redding. Sending a request does not book an appointment.
For the door types we work on, see Commercial Doors.
