Accessible, Safe & Compliant Automatic Doors

Yes. A correctly specified and maintained automatic door provides step-free, hands-free access for wheelchair users, pushchairs and less mobile visitors, which supports your duty to make reasonable adjustments to how people get into your building. It removes the pull-door barrier that can stop some customers and visitors entering independently.

We test and adjust the safety sensors, safety edges, opening forces and speeds so the door can’t trap or strike anyone, and we keep written service records. Regular maintenance to current safety guidance is the recognised way to keep an automatic door safe, reliable and evidence-ready if anyone ever asks how it’s managed.

A low-energy operator opens and closes an automatic door gently and slowly enough that it stays safe around people without extra guarding. They’re widely used on accessible entrances in offices, healthcare and public buildings because they give hands-free access while reducing the risk of the door striking someone. We can fit or convert to one.

Often, yes. Many doors simply need their speeds, forces and hold-open times reset, sensors realigned, or a low-energy operator fitted to meet current safety guidance. Where a door is genuinely beyond adjustment, we’ll tell you honestly and quote a compliant replacement — never an upsell you don’t need.

Yes. After every service we leave clear written records of what was checked, adjusted and tested, so facilities and estates teams have an evidence trail for their safety and compliance file. If an insurer, auditor or health-and-safety officer ever asks how your doors are maintained, you’ll have the paperwork ready.