Automatic door repair, inspection & certification
Sliding, swing and ADA operators — repaired same-week, and certified annually by an AAADM-certified inspector.
Common automatic door repairs
Won't open or close
Operator, sensor or controller fault stopping the door from cycling.
Slow or slamming
Speed, timing or hydraulic-check adjustment to bring it back to spec.
Sensor not detecting
Motion or presence sensors that miss people, carts or wheelchairs.
Operator or controller fault
Header unit, control board or wiring diagnosis and repair.
ADA push-plate not responding
Power-assist and knowing-act operator repair for A156.19 entrances.
Door taken out of service
Same-week repair to get an unsafe entrance back in service and re-verified.
Safe, compliant, always working
Automatic doors are high-traffic, safety-critical equipment — and at an entrance or exit they're part of your building's life safety and means of egress. There are two safety standards: ANSI/BHMA A156.10 covers full-energy doors that open automatically on approach, and A156.19 covers low-energy and power-assist (push-plate) operators. Both call for a safety inspection at least annually — and more often for high-traffic sites like hospitals, retailers and hotels — by an AAADM-certified inspector.
HPDS repairs and maintains automatic sliding doors, swing operators and ADA door openers, and provides the certified annual inspection — with a dated AAADM label per door — that keeps your entrances safe and your liability down.
Annual inspection & certification — what you get
- Inspection against ANSI/BHMA A156.10 (full-energy) and A156.19 (low-energy / power-assist)
- Dated AAADM inspection label applied per door
- Certificate + deficiency report for your records
- Renewal reminder so next year's inspection is never missed
AAADM Automatic Doors — service & scope
- AAADM-certified annual inspections
- Full-energy automatic doors (A156.10)
- Low-energy / power-assist operators (A156.19)
- Automatic sliding door repair
- ADA / handicap door opener repair
- Sensor & safety system service
- Opening force, speed & timing adjustment
- Preventive maintenance agreements
- Healthcare, retail & hospitality
- New automatic door installation
What AAADM compliance requires of you
As the building owner you're responsible for keeping automatic doors safe. Here's the short version — and the part we handle.
- Annual inspection by an AAADM-certified inspector against the ANSI/BHMA A156.10 / A156.19 safety standards.
- A daily safety check — a quick walk-and-observe of each door's sensors and operation.
- Keep required safety signage and decals in place and legible.
- Keep sensor zones and the door path clear, with mats and sensors working.
- Take any unsafe door out of service — secure it or switch to manual — until repaired.
- Maintain the equipment per the manufacturer's instructions.
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