Balcony and terrace door lock repair in NYC

Balcony door problems we fix

• Balcony door lock that won't lock or won't unlock
• Handle that spins, sticks or won't go all the way down
• Tilt-and-turn door stuck in tilt, or tilting and turning at once
• Lift-and-slide door that won't lift, won't slide or won't drop and seal
• Door that drops, drags on the frame or needs to be lifted to lock
• Worn hinges, stays and hinge-side hardware on heavy glass doors
• Broken keeps and strikers on the frame

Product images: manufacturer marketing materials.

The hardware inside a balcony door

• Multipoint locks: rods, rollers, hooks or bolts that lock the door at several points
• Gearboxes: the part the handle turns, which drives the locking points
• Handles: inside lever handles, outside pulls and lockable handles
• Hinges and hinge sides: tilt-and-turn hinge sides, stays and corner hardware
• Lift-and-slide gear: carriages, gear and handles for large sliding doors
• Cylinders: euro profile cylinders on lockable balcony and terrace doors

Systems we commonly service

Most balcony and terrace doors in New York use hardware from Roto, Siegenia, GU, Winkhaus, Maco, Hoppe and similar European hardware. We identify the system on the first visit. We are not a dealer for these manufacturers; we source, install and service their hardware.

One door, or every balcony in the building

For a single unit we repair the door on site, or order the part and come back. For condo boards, managers and developers we survey every balcony door in the building, list the hardware by unit and order once. See European hardware import for how building orders work and how we explain lead times.