City of Richmond Hill (York Region)Commercial only
Commercial Door Installation in Richmond Hill, ON | Medical Offices, Condos and Fire Doors
Medical and professional office buildings along Yonge and Highway 7 need barrier-free sliders and operators, and the area's condo stock generates NFPA 80 fire door deficiency work on stair and corridor doors.
Written CAD spec within 2 business days of site measure
By the Commercial Door Toronto Install Crew. Commercial installation focus. Repair work and residential installs referred to partner network.
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CDHA MEMBER
NFPA 80 + AODA TRAINED
BBB ACCREDITED
15+ yearsCombined install team experience
2 biz daysWritten CAD spec reply typical
Hundreds of installationsAcross GTA commercial property types
AODABarrier-free compliance specialists
Local Commercial Doors
Commercial Door Installation Along Yonge and Highway 7
Richmond Hill concentrates medical and professional offices along Yonge Street and Highway 7, with the Beaver Creek business park to the east and condo towers up the Yonge corridor. That mix produces two main jobs: barrier-free sliders at clinic entrances, and fire-rated stair and corridor doors to clear inspection orders.
Clinics near Mackenzie Richmond Hill Hospital see a steady stream of patients with walkers and wheelchairs, so we spec automatic sliders and operators with sensors set for slow traffic.
Around Langstaff and Highway 7, the coming subway extension is drawing new density. New buildings there need Division 8 packages documented from day one.
Yonge and Hwy 7 medical building: Record bi-parting slider
Major Mackenzie condo: 12 fire doors, inspection order closed
Beaver Creek office: suite hardware standardization
Common failure points
Fire Door Orders and Clinic Entrances in Richmond Hill
Condo stair doors written up at the annual fire inspection
What you see: The inspector leaves an order: stair and corridor doors that do not latch, closers removed, painted-over labels, and a deadline to fix all of it.
Why it happens here: The city has a deep stock of mid-rise and high-rise condos along Yonge Street, and more density is planned around the subway extension stations near Highway 7, so each building carries dozens of rated doors that age at once.
What we do: We replace or repair each rated assembly through our fire-rated door installation service and hand over a label and photo record the inspector can close the order against.
Verbal quotes that change on install day
Frame depth, hardware prep or rating gets checked after parts arrive, and the price moves. We measure first and put every opening in a written CAD spec before anything is ordered.
Failed fire or accessibility review
Non-rated hardware on a rated door, push buttons inside the swing, closers set too hard. Each one is a work order with a deadline. Our specs follow NFPA 80, OBC Part 3 and the AODA.
Openings left unsecured overnight
A half-finished swap leaves a building open. Our crews schedule around tenants and shifts and close every opening before they leave site.
Mismatched hardware and callbacks
A strike that misses the frame prep or an exit device on a stile too narrow to hold it. We list the hardware set per opening, so it fits the first time.
Most Requested Here
Rated Doors, Sliders and Hardware
These are the scopes local clients book most often. Every price is a range; a technician confirms specs and price at your free on-site measure.
Tell us about the building, the openings and your timing.
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Free site measure
We measure every opening and check frames, hardware and ratings ($0 first visit).
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Written CAD spec
Spec and price range per opening within 2 business days. Nothing is ordered until you sign.
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Install and hand over
Install typically 7-14 business days from sign-off, tested, documented and warrantied.
Got a Fire Inspection Deadline?
No risk to start: the site measure is free, the spec is in writing within 2 business days, and nothing is ordered until you sign it. Every leaf carries a written warranty.
"Horton slider went in over one night. Store opened on time."
Omar H.Grocery store owner | Bramalea, BramptonAutomatic Sliding Doors
"Record bi-parting slider at our medical building entrance. Breakout panels, sensors and threshold were all in the written spec, and the install matched it exactly."
Grace L.Medical building PM | Yonge and Hwy 7, Richmond HillAutomatic Sliding Doors
"Our condo received a fire inspection order listing twelve stairwell and corridor doors with missing labels, failed closers and gaps outside tolerance. The team reviewed the order, checked each opening against NFPA 80, and sent a written scope separating doors that could be corrected from assemblies that had to be replaced. They installed new 90-minute labelled doors and frames on the stair shafts and new closers and latching hardware elsewhere. Every opening was documented with photos and label details for re-inspection, and the order was closed."
Andrew P.Condo property manager | Yonge and Major Mackenzie, Richmond HillFire-Rated Doors
Representative client feedback; renter replaces with verified reviews at lease.
Medical Offices, Condos and Business Parks
Yonge and Highway 7 and Mackenzie Health area: medical and professional office buildings with high-traffic entrances where automatic sliders and barrier-free operators are the norm.
Yonge and Major Mackenzie and Oak Ridges: condo buildings with stairwell and corridor fire doors, closers and latching hardware subject to regular fire inspections.
Beaver Creek business park and Leslie and 16th: office and flex buildings with suite hardware, access control and hollow metal service doors.
Routing Crews via the 404, 407 and Yonge
Sites are reached up Yonge Street, Highway 404 or Highway 407. Yonge and Highway 7 medical buildings are scheduled early morning or after clinic hours. Beaver Creek office work is often done on weekends.
Condo fire door work is scheduled with property management around resident access and the inspection order deadline.
Fire Inspections, Permits and AODA
Permits run through the city Building Services division, with fire inspections by the local fire service. Rated doors are installed and documented to NFPA 80 and CAN/ULC-S104, and medical entrances are spec'd to AODA and ANSI/BHMA A156.10.
When an inspection order lists door deficiencies, our scope separates doors that can be corrected from assemblies that must be replaced.
Winter Notes for Clinic and Condo Doors
Fall is the busy season for condo fire door work ahead of winter inspections. Medical entrance sliders are set for winter hold-open times and can take heated thresholds to keep the track clear.
Areas Served
Neighbourhoods and Business Areas in Richmond Hill
Yonge and Highway 7
Yonge and Major Mackenzie
Beaver Creek business park
Oak Ridges
Leslie and 16th
Postal codes we cover: L4B, L4C, L4S, L4E
Landmarks we work around
Mackenzie Richmond Hill Hospital
Hillcrest Mall
Beaver Creek Business Park
Langstaff GO Station
Richmond Hill Centre for the Performing Arts
Highways and transit
Crews reach Yonge and Highway 7 via Highway 407, and Beaver Creek and Leslie via Highway 404.
Roads: Highway 404, Highway 407, Highway 7, Yonge Street
Transit: Langstaff GO Station, Richmond Hill GO Station, Gormley GO Station, Viva Blue (Yonge Street rapidway)
Can you help clear a condo fire door inspection order?
Yes. A recent condo near Major Mackenzie had 12 fire doors on an order. We replaced or repaired each assembly and handed over label and photo records, and the order was closed.
Do you install automatic sliders at Yonge and Highway 7 clinics?
Yes. Medical buildings at Yonge and Highway 7 get Record or Besam bi-parting sliders with sensors tuned for slow patient traffic, tested before handover.
What does a fire-rated door cost here?
Labelled assemblies usually run $2,500-$7,000 per opening depending on rating, frame, glazing and hardware. Multi-door inspection orders price lower per door.
Who inspects condo fire doors along Yonge Street?
The local fire service inspects, and permits go through the City of Richmond Hill Building Services division. Rated doors are installed to NFPA 80 with label photos.
Can you standardize suite hardware across a Beaver Creek office?
Yes. We write one hardware set for every suite, so keys, levers and closers match and spares fit every door.
Do new buildings near Langstaff need anything different?
New construction near the planned subway stations at Highway 7 needs a full Division 8 submittal: frames, leaves, hardware sets and labels listed per opening before occupancy.
Still have a scope question? Our spec desk answers the phone.