Commercial and Historic Door Service, Repair, and Installations
Service delivered with quality, integrity, and craftsmanship. 24/7 Emergency response.
Apollo Doors provides commercial door services across Metro Atlanta — installation, repair, and maintenance for the contractors, builders, and facility managers who can’t afford downtime. Founded in 2025 by Jerry Richards, who has worked in the door industry since 2014, Apollo was built around a simple idea: do good work, provide quality service, and make everyone — clients and crew alike — feel seen, heard, and valued.
To be Metro Atlanta’s most trusted name in commercial and historic doors — the company clients call first because they know the work will be done right and the people will be treated well.
To keep Metro Atlanta’s businesses moving with reliable commercial door service, repair, and installation — delivered by a team that puts people first, stands behind its work, and shows up when it matters.
Apollo Doors installs, repairs, and maintains commercial door systems throughout metro Atlanta. We specialize in automatic door systems and manual entrance and swing doors. Every service starts with an on-site diagnostic visit and a written quote — so you know exactly what’s wrong and what it costs before any repair begins.
Automatic sliding, swinging, and ADA-compliant door operators. Sensor issues, motor failures, misaligned tracks, and programming problems — diagnosed and fixed on-site.
All types of manual doors including storefront, hollow metal, wood, and swing doors. Closers, hinges, panic hardware, and frame alignment — issues that keep a door from closing and locking properly.
Restoration and repair for historic entrance doors on all historic buildings. Preserving original character while restoring full function. We partner with local artisans and blacksmiths to ensure accurate preservation.
Most calls start as a repair — a diagnostic visit identifies the actual cause, and often doors can be fixed rather than replaced. When a door or component is too damaged to repair, we provide a quote for replacement. Our experienced technicians walk you through all options.
New construction and retrofit installation of automatic, manual, and historic-appropriate door systems, sized and specified to fit the opening and the building’s requirements.
Scheduled inspections and service that identify worn parts, failing hardware, and safety issues before they turn into an emergency call. A maintenance contract reduces downtime, extends the life of your door systems, and helps keep automatic doors compliant with current safety standards.
$225 covers an on-site visit, full diagnostic assessment, and a written project quote
Our technician identifies the actual cause and gives you a clear price before any repair work starts
If you move forward, the diagnostic fee is credited toward your invoice
Other questions? Contact us.
Every job starts with a $225 diagnostic service call, which includes an on-site assessment and a project quote. That fee is credited toward your invoice if you move forward with the repair. Actual repair cost depends on the cause — a closer adjustment costs far less than a frame or door replacement.
After-hours, weekend, holiday and emergency calls have a $500 diagnostic fee.
In most cases, yes. A door that slams, won’t close, or closes too slowly is usually a closer or hinge problem, not a reason to replace the door itself. We diagnose the actual cause before recommending replacement.
Yes. We install and repair ADA-compliant closers, panic bars, and exit devices on new and existing entrance doors.
Manual entrance and swing doors rely on hardware — closers, hinges, locks, and panic devices — rather than motors and sensors. If your building has both manual front entrances and automatic doors elsewhere, we can assess both in the same visit.
Yes. Emergency, after-hours, weekend, and holiday service calls are available and are subject to an emergency service fee. We are available 24/7 to secure and support your business.
Every job starts with a $225 diagnostic service call, which includes an on-site assessment and a project quote. That fee is credited toward your invoice if you move forward with the repair. Actual repair cost depends on the cause — a closer adjustment costs far less than a frame or door replacement.
