Exit device not working? Bar won't latch? Alarm issues? We repair panic bars, push bars, and crash bars fast — keeping your building safe and code-compliant.
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Glass Guys DFW repairs and replaces panic bars, push bars, and crash bars on commercial doors across Fort Worth and DFW. A broken exit device is a fire code violation and safety risk — we offer same-day service starting at $250. Call (817) 726-8229 for a free estimate.
Panic bars — also called push bars, crash bars, or exit devices — are critical life-safety hardware. They're required by code on most commercial exit doors to allow fast, panic-free egress in an emergency. When they fail, it's not just inconvenient — it's a code violation and a serious safety risk.
Glass Guys DFW repairs and services panic hardware throughout the Dallas-Fort Worth metroplex. We work on all major brands and handle everything from simple latch adjustments to full exit device replacement.
We install and repair panic hardware in all types of commercial and institutional facilities:
Panic hardware must meet specific code requirements for operation, force, and accessibility:
We ensure your panic hardware meets current code requirements and passes inspection. If your existing hardware is non-compliant, we'll recommend and install a code-approved replacement.
Panic bar repair starts at $250. Simple adjustments and realignments are on the lower end, while full exit device replacement typically runs $400–$800+ depending on the brand and type. We provide a clear quote before starting any work.
Yes. A panic bar that doesn't function properly on a required exit door is a fire code violation. Exit devices must release with a single motion and no more than 5 lbs of force. A failed panic bar should be repaired immediately to maintain code compliance.
We service all major commercial exit device brands including Von Duprin, Sargent, Precision, Dorma, Yale, Corbin Russwin, and others. We also work on no-name and import brands commonly found on older commercial doors.
Yes. We install new panic bars, push bars, and crash bars on existing commercial doors. We match the device to your door type and fire rating, and ensure the installation meets current ADA and fire code requirements.
Random alarm triggers are usually caused by a dead battery, a faulty alarm module, loose wiring connections, or a misaligned sensor. We diagnose and fix alarm issues on exit devices, restoring proper function without false alarms.
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