Panic Bar & Push Bar Repair

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.

Professional Panic Bar Repair in DFW

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.

Common Panic Bar Issues We Fix

  • Bar won't latch — strike not aligned, latch bolt worn, or mechanism out of adjustment
  • Bar feels loose or wobbly — mounting screws stripped, trim loose, or internal mechanism damaged
  • Alarm not working — battery dead, alarm module failed, or wiring disconnected
  • Bar won't release the latch — internal mechanism jammed, return spring broken, or touchpad damaged
  • Code violations flagged in inspection — opening force too high, wrong device type, or improper installation
  • Exterior trim not functioning — key cylinder broken, lever loose, or thumbpiece not retracting latch
  • Vertical rod exit device problems — rods misaligned, top or bottom latch not engaging

Commercial Buildings We Serve

We install and repair panic hardware in all types of commercial and institutional facilities:

  • Retail stores and shopping centers — high-traffic exit doors with crash bars
  • Restaurants and bars — fire-rated exit doors and back-of-house exits
  • Office buildings — stairwell doors and perimeter exits
  • Schools and daycare centers — ADA-compliant exit devices with low opening force
  • Healthcare facilities — delayed egress devices and specialty exit hardware
  • Warehouses and industrial buildings — heavy-duty panic bars on exterior steel and glass doors

ADA Compliance and Code Requirements

Panic hardware must meet specific code requirements for operation, force, and accessibility:

  • Opening force — maximum 5 lbs to release the latch (ADA requirement)
  • Single-action egress — must release with one motion, no twisting or key required from inside
  • Fire rating — exit device must match the fire rating of the door and frame
  • Touchpad height and operation — must be operable with a closed fist (no gripping or pinching)

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.

Why Choose Glass Guys DFW

  • Same-day service available — don't wait when it's a safety issue
  • All DFW, all the time — we serve the entire Dallas-Fort Worth metroplex
  • Experienced technicians — we understand life-safety code requirements
  • Fair pricing — transparent quotes, no surprises on the invoice

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