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Schools

Doors and hardware for Miami schools

A school does most of its door work in a few weeks a year, and anything that misses the window waits until the next one.

The calendar governs everything on a school site. Door work that would be routine anywhere else becomes impossible with children present, so it concentrates into the summer and the holiday breaks and has to finish to a date that cannot move.

The work itself is safety-led. Classroom and corridor doors have to latch reliably, exit devices have to release under load, and both are tested by behaviour rather than by inspection of the parts.

All schools maintenance

What we get called for

  • Classroom door hardware, closers and latching faults
  • Corridor and stairwell fire door hardware and coordinators
  • Panic hardware and exit devices on required exits
  • Holiday programmes across a whole building to a fixed date
  • Alignment and hinge work on high-cycle doors
  • Thresholds, seals and door bottom gaps
  • Removing anything added to an exit door

Performed in-house

Who carries out this work.

Performed by TrionX employees. No Florida contractor licence is required for this trade, and TrionX carries general liability and workers compensation covering the work.

Our licensing and insurance position in full

Why TrionX

How we approach it.

The window is the whole job

We survey ahead of the break, sequence to a dated plan and commit to the reopening date. Where the volume will not fit the window we say so at quote stage rather than in the final week.

Background-checked employees

Every technician is a W-2 employee on our payroll, background checked before attending. On a site with children that matters more than anywhere, and it is why the work is not handed to whoever was available.

Doors are a safety item here

Classroom and corridor doors have to latch reliably and exit devices have to release under load. Both are checked against behaviour rather than appearance, and both are in-house work for us.

Common questions

Questions we get asked

Can you complete a door programme over a school holiday?

Yes, and it is how most of this work gets done. We survey ahead of the break, sequence to a dated plan and commit to the reopening date. Where the volume will not fit the window we say so at quote stage rather than in the final week.

Are your technicians background-checked?

Yes. Every technician is a W-2 employee on our payroll, background checked before attending a property, and covered by our general liability and workers compensation insurance. Coordinated trades go to licensed contractors we verify first.

What gets checked on classroom doors?

Whether the door closes and latches under its own power, whether the closer is correctly set, whether the hardware operates cleanly from inside, and whether anything has been added to the door. On rated corridor doors, latching is the whole test.

Can urgent door repairs happen during term?

Yes. Anything affecting security or egress is attended during term, planned around the school day and coordinated with the site so a technician is never working unaccompanied around pupils. Non-urgent work is held for the next break.

Further reading

Field notes on this.

Written for the people who have to make the call. More in our insights, and the vocabulary in the glossary.

Survey now, so the holiday window fits

Door programmes are won or lost at the planning stage. We survey ahead, sequence to a dated plan and say what will not fit before you commit. Background-checked employees on site throughout.