Hollow Metal & Steel Doors in Uxbridge
Supply, installation and 24/7 emergency repair across Uxbridge and the surrounding GTA — from our shop at 14-1645 Bonhill Road, Mississauga.
Hollow metal doors and frames we've installed and serviced in Uxbridge — for UCEL Inc, Uxbridge Veterinary Hospital, Stellar Homes Inc — among many more businesses here. Dependable people, quality products, since 1979.
Recent hollow metal & steel doors projects in Uxbridge and surrounding areas
UCEL Inc
The Bridge Whitby
Meadowbrook Construction Inc
Hollow Metal & Steel Doors across Uxbridge
We work throughout Uxbridge — Anderson Boulevard Industrial Area, Reach Street Industrial Corridor, Highway 47 Industrial Zone, Toronto Street South Corridor and the blocks around them. The buildings here are mostly advanced manufacturing, specialized packaging and food processing, and each puts different demands on a door: traffic volume, insurance and fire requirements, and how much downtime an opening can afford. Uxbridge’s 21,556 residents keep those buildings busy.
We have completed 8 hollow metal and steel door jobs in Uxbridge since 2023 — including work on Anderson Boulevard and Owen Road.
- Population
- 21,556
- Main industries
- advanced manufacturing, specialized packaging, food processing and retail
- Building stock
- manufacturing plants, flex-industrial condos, big-box retail and strip retail plazas
- Business parks
- Anderson Boulevard Industrial Area, Reach Street Industrial Corridor, Highway 47 Industrial Zone and Toronto Street South Corridor
- Serving since
- 1979
- Anderson Boulevard Industrial Area
- Reach Street Industrial Corridor
- Highway 47 Industrial Zone
- Toronto Street South Corridor
- Downtown Commercial Core
Broken hollow metal & steel doors in Uxbridge: we dispatch 24/7.
Uxbridge is roughly a 65-minute run from our Mississauga shop — less if a technician is already in the area — so a truck is usually on site the same day.
Emergency board-up, security and make-safe first — permanent repair scheduled after.
What hollow metal doors are, and when to specify one
A hollow metal door is a steel skin over a core in a welded or knock-down steel frame. It is the default choice wherever an opening has to survive traffic, weather, forced entry or a fire code requirement — back-of-house, mechanical rooms, stairwells, loading areas and exterior service doors.
The core is chosen by the opening, not by the door
Every hollow metal door looks alike from six feet away. What separates a leaf that lasts twenty years in a plant in Uxbridge from one replaced in five is what fills the cavity between the faces.
Finishes, and what winter in Uxbridge does to the wrong one
Finish is the specification most often left to whoever places the order, and it decides how long the door lasts. Four answers, not interchangeable.
Frames — welded or knock-down, and the wall decides
The frame is half the assembly and most of the failures, and which one you buy is usually settled by when the wall gets built.
Supplying hollow metal doors in Uxbridge — the price and the date
We install what we supply, and we supply on its own: contractors in Uxbridge who hang their own doors buy leaves, frames and hardware from us as one package, prepped to the schedule.
Related hollow metal work in Uxbridge
Hollow metal doors for the work Uxbridge buildings do
The sectors that dominate Uxbridge — advanced manufacturing, specialized packaging, food processing — each wear a steel door out in a different place.
Advanced manufacturing
A plant is where a steel door earns its gauge: 16-gauge or steel-stiffened leaves on the routes carts and forklifts take, and frames grouted solid into block so a knock moves the wall instead of the jamb. Dents in steel stay, so the specification is written to make them rarer, not to hide them.
Food processing
Paint does not survive a sanitation schedule, so these openings go stainless — leaf, frame and hardware, seams welded and ground rather than lapped. The frame is the part that gets forgotten and the part standing in the water: a stainless door in a painted frame rusts at the floor inside a year.
Retail
The glass is at the front and the steel is at the back — the stock-room door, the door onto the service corridor, the rear exit to the lane. The rear one is the one that gets pried, so it wants a welded frame with no gap to lever against and a leaf that does not flex when someone leans on it.
Healthcare
Doors on a ward route are hit by beds and carts all day, so the leaf takes a heavier gauge, a full-height kick plate and a continuous hinge instead of three butts. Soiled utility and sterilising rooms are washed down, which puts stainless on the list for a handful of openings rather than for the whole floor.
Offices & business parks
Every floor holds more steel than anyone counts: mechanical and electrical rooms, janitor closets, the service corridor behind the elevator lobby. After a fit-out the work is matching them — one paint colour and one frame profile across a floor that has been renovated three times in twenty years.
Schools & institutions
A school corridor is the hardest wear a steel door gets — leaned on, kicked, wedged open — and the answer is gauge and a properly anchored frame rather than a better closer. The other half of the job is the odd sizes an older wing was built to, which is why none of it is quoted from a catalogue.
Get hollow metal doors quoted in Uxbridge
Give us the sizes, whether the frame is staying, and what the opening has to put up with — weather, washdown, forklifts. A door schedule or a photo of the existing frame is enough to quote from. If a door is off its hinges or will not lock, call 800-522-6825 — the line is answered 24 hours.
Common questions about hollow metal & steel doors
What type of doors are best suited for exterior commercial use?
A galvannealed hollow metal door in a galvannealed welded frame, in 16 gauge or heavier where the traffic warrants it. The zinc-iron coating is what survives a salted Ontario winter; a factory-primed door left at an exterior opening will rust along the bottom rail within a season or two. Add a sweep and threshold so water leaves the opening, a thermal break where the space behind the door is heated, and stainless rather than paint where washdown or chemicals are involved. Aluminum and glass belong at the front of the building where appearance matters; steel belongs everywhere the door has a job other than being looked at.
Do steel doors rust in a Canadian winter?
A primed steel door left unpainted at an exterior opening will, particularly along the bottom rail where salt and meltwater sit. The specification that prevents it is galvannealed steel — a zinc-iron coating bonded to the sheet before the door is made, which paint holds to and which keeps rusting from spreading under a scratch. We specify galvannealed on every exterior opening and stainless where washdown or chemicals are involved.
What is a standard exterior commercial door size?
A 3'0" by 7'0" single leaf is the commercial standard, and most rear, service and stairwell doors in Ontario are that size. Widths run from 2'0" to 4'0" in two-inch increments and heights are usually 6'8", 7'0" or 8'0", with 4'0" by 8'0" the largest standard single leaf before the door, its hinges and its frame all become custom. Standard pairs are built from two standard leaves — 6'0" by 7'0", from a pair of 3'0" doors, is the common double door. Staying on that grid is the difference between a door that ships in days and one that joins the four-to-six-week production queue.
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