The whole front of your building — not just the door. Storefront glass and windows, aluminum entrance doors, exit devices, and closers, repaired, replaced, and installed by our own glaziers. When a business entrance fails, it has to work right and it has to work today. That's what we do.
A commercial entrance is a system: the aluminum frame, the glass, and the panic bar, closer, and lock that keep it secure, code-compliant, and easy to use a thousand times a day. Most glass shops stop at the glass and sub out the hardware. We don't. As a licensed C-17 glazing contractor, we build the whole entrance — assembling the aluminum framing and doors, glazing them, and setting up the manual exit devices, closers, pivots, and locks that go on them — all measured, fitted, and adjusted by the same team.
We've worked Orange County's commercial storefronts since 1977, with our own installers and our own shop. For property managers, general contractors, and business owners, that means one accountable crew for the entrance, on your schedule, with the paperwork your job needs.
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In nearly five decades of storefront work across Orange County, we've installed more commercial entrances than we can count. That includes a recent run of anodized aluminum storefronts — some with Von Duprin panic hardware and overhead concealed closers — including narrow- and medium-stile Herculite door systems. When the exit hardware on a high-traffic entrance has to pass inspection and survive years of daily use, that's the work we're built for.
From a single sticking door to a full entrance replacement, we handle the aluminum storefront and its manual hardware as one job — so nothing gets lost between the glazier and the “door guy.”
Need it now? During business hours we board up broken storefronts and turn around glass and door repairs fast, so your business stays open and secure.
Commercial entrances come in a hundred configurations. We spec and order the aluminum framing and entrance doors, then assemble, glaze, and hang them — fitted out with the right hardware and finish for the opening:
In buildings with an occupant load of 50 or more — restaurants, retail floors, assembly spaces, and the busy hospitality entrances all over Orange County — the building code requires exit doors to open with a single push on listed panic hardware, even in a crowd, even in the dark. Get it wrong and you fail inspection; worse, you put people at risk.
We set up exit devices that latch reliably, release with one motion, and operate without tight grasping or twisting — the accessible, code-minded operation a commercial entrance is supposed to have. We work with Von Duprin day in and day out, and we service the other major exit-device and closer lines too, so we can match what's already on your building instead of forcing a wholesale change.
The hotels, motels, restaurants, and business complexes packed around the Anaheim Resort and Knott's Berry Farm run some of the highest-traffic entrances in Orange County — glass storefronts and exit doors that open thousands of times a day and have to hold up to it. We've worked these entrances across Anaheim and Buena Park: storefront glass, aluminum doors, panic hardware, and closers on the hospitality and retail properties that line the corridor.
Because hotels, ballrooms, and restaurants are high-occupancy assembly spaces, their exits are exactly where panic hardware is required — and where it takes the hardest use. That's the work we're built for.
Most calls start with a symptom, not a part number. Here's what people describe — and what's usually behind it.
We do a steady volume of commercial work for Orange County property managers and storefront contractors because the basics are handled: insured and bonded, on schedule, with clean documentation and one point of contact for the whole entrance. When a tenant's door breaks on a Friday afternoon, you want a glazier who answers and shows up — not a runaround between trades.
Yes. Installing, repairing, and adjusting panic hardware on commercial storefront doors is a core part of what we do. We work with Von Duprin constantly and service the other major exit-device brands, so we can repair what's on your building or replace it with a code-appropriate device.
Almost always. A door that won't close, slams, opens too hard, or won't latch usually comes down to the closer or the exit-device alignment. We diagnose it on site and adjust, rebuild, or replace the hardware as needed — including overhead concealed closers.
Yes. During business hours we provide emergency board-up to secure a damaged storefront fast, then return to re-glaze and repair the door and hardware so your business is back open and secure.
Constantly. We're insured and bonded, work to your schedule, and provide the documentation commercial jobs require — with one accountable crew for the storefront and its hardware. We can provide a certificate of insurance and coordinate directly with your team.
In buildings with an occupant load of 50 or more, the building code generally requires listed panic hardware on egress doors. We help you match the right exit device to your entrance and occupancy so it operates correctly and is ready for inspection.
We work with aluminum storefront door systems including Arcadia and Herculite, and we install and service the major exit-device and closer brands — Von Duprin chief among them. We'll match what's already on your building wherever possible.
Emergency board-up & glass replacement during business hours. Site walks within 48 hours. Quotes returned in 24–48 hours.