European window and door hardware import for buildings

Single jobs

For one window or door, we identify the hardware on the first visit, check whether the part is available here, and if not, order it from the manufacturer's supply chain. The estimate lists the part, the lead time the supplier confirms and the install visit.

Product images: manufacturer marketing materials.

Whole buildings and multi-unit projects

• Unit-by-unit survey of windows, balcony doors and entrance doors
• Hardware schedule listing the system, part and quantity for each unit
• One consolidated order for the building instead of a part at a time
• Matching the original hardware so every unit looks and works the same
• Scheduled installs by floor or line, coordinated with the managing agent

Condo and new-construction developers

Developers and general contractors call us when a building is finishing, in its warranty period, or after the original installer is gone. We work from the window and door schedule where there is one, order the hardware in bulk, keep spare parts for the building where it makes sense, and handle the punch-list and warranty calls.

Matching original hardware

We match by manufacturer, system, profile, backset, finish and handle style. When an original part is discontinued, we tell you, and propose the closest compatible part from the same system or a different manufacturer before we order. We commonly service Roto, Siegenia, GU, Winkhaus, Maco, Hoppe and similar European hardware; we are not a dealer for these manufacturers.

Lead times, explained honestly

Imported hardware lead times depend on the manufacturer, the part, the quantity and what the factory has in stock. We don't publish a number because it would not be true for every order. Each estimate gives the lead time the supplier confirms for that order, and we update the building if it changes. Where an opening can't lock while parts are on order, we make it secure on the first visit wherever we can.