Mobile locksmith service

A door that opens for everyone.

Automatic doors and push-button accessible operators installed, serviced and repaired across Winnipeg and surrounding communities.

  • Winnipeg & surrounding area
  • Licensed, bonded & insured
  • Quoted before we start
Monday – Friday, 8 – 5
Licensed, bonded & insured
ALOA certified technicians
Mobile service — we come to you

Automatic & Accessible Door Operators in Winnipeg

An automatic door is the simplest way to welcome every visitor — people using wheelchairs and walkers, parents with strollers, staff carrying stock, customers pushing carts. Manitoba Lock & Safe installs new automatic operators, adds push-button operators to existing swing doors, and repairs the ones that have stopped behaving.

An operator is only as good as the door it is moving. Before we recommend anything we look at the whole opening: the door's weight and swing, the hinges or pivots, the closer, the latching hardware and how the lock releases when the button is pressed. Most operator complaints trace back to one of those, and fixing the opening is what makes the operator last.

Not sure where to start? Tell us about the entrance and who uses it, and we will walk you through the options in plain language before quoting.

What this service covers

New automatic door operators

Operators supplied and installed on new or existing swing doors, matched to the door's weight, traffic and exposure to weather.

Push-button accessible operators

Push-plate and wave-to-open accessible entrances for main doors, vestibules and washrooms.

Service and repair

Doors that open slowly, slam, stop part-way, fail to latch or ignore the button — diagnosed and repaired on site.

Low-touch door hardware

Touchless switches, foot and arm pulls and automatically closing doors for clinics, schools, food service and other shared spaces.

Lock and access control integration

Operators tied into electric strikes, card readers and keypads so the door unlocks and opens in the right order.

Adjustment and maintenance

Speed, force and hold-open settings checked and adjusted, including the seasonal changes a Manitoba winter demands.

Signs you need this

When to call us

  • The push button works some days and not others
  • The door opens too slowly, too fast or only part of the way
  • The door no longer latches or locks after it closes
  • Wind catches the door and the operator fights it
  • Visitors with mobility aids are struggling with your entrance
  • You are renovating and need an accessible entrance

Common questions

Answered

Often, yes. Many swing doors can take an operator without being replaced, provided the door, frame and hinges are in good condition. We check the opening first and tell you honestly if the door needs work before an operator will be reliable.

How it works

Our process, start to finish

No surprises, no vague invoices, and no work started before you know what it costs.

  1. 01

    Look at the entrance

    We assess the door, frame, hardware, power and how people actually use the opening.

  2. 02

    Recommend and quote

    You get a written quote for the repair or the new operator, with the options explained.

  3. 03

    Install or repair

    The work is done on site, with the locking hardware and any access control connected and tested.

  4. 04

    Adjust and show you

    Opening speed, force and hold-open time are set, and your staff are shown how the door works and what to watch for.

Need automatic doors in Winnipeg?

Call us Monday to Friday, 8 to 5, or send us the details and we will quote it in writing.

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