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Door closer repairs in Somerset

Fire door closers on premises in Somerset or across the South West must suit the door, so we check the power size and any evidence before fitting a replacement.

Technician adjusting an overhead door closer

If customers in Somerset or anywhere in the South West struggle to push your door open, the closer may be too powerful, and resetting it can make the entrance easier to use. Landlords with several doors in Somerset and elsewhere in the South West can have the closers checked together rather than arranging separate visits for each one.

What do we fix in Somerset?

Leaking closerOil on the door or floor means the hydraulic seal has gone, and the closer needs replacing.
Door too heavy to openToo much spring power makes an entrance hard to use. Setting the right size brings the opening force down.
Door will not latchThe cause is often the latch speed or a tight keep, so we check them together.

How much does it cost in Somerset?

Expect £145 to £345 ex VAT per closer. An oil stain on a door or floor in your Somerset premises usually means a failed closer, so a replacement is more likely than an adjustment. We set out every cost in writing before work starts.

Which towns do you cover?

Common questions

Do you cover all of Somerset?

Yes. ShopFronts UK works across Somerset, including Bath, Bridgwater, Frome, Glastonbury.

What size door closer do I need?

The size depends on the door's width and weight under BS EN 1154. EN 3 suits doors up to 950 mm and 60 kg, and fire doors need EN 3 or above. Exposed doors in windy spots may need more power, which we check on site.

Can a door closer be adjusted rather than replaced?

Yes, if it is not leaking. Most closers have valves that set the closing and latching speed, and many have adjustable power. If the unit is leaking oil, or adjustment makes no difference, it needs replacing.

Can I take the closer off a fire door?

No, not if the door is meant to be self-closing. The closer is part of the door's fire protection, and removing it can leave a route unprotected. In England and Wales, the Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005 requires it to be maintained.

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Door closer repairs in Somerset

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