RCI Doors™ assesses, installs, and upgrades ADA compliant commercial doors across Charlotte, Greensboro, Winston-Salem, Asheboro, Huntersville, and the surrounding Triad and Charlotte metro areas.
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RCI Doors™ technicians are AAADM-certified to install, inspect, and service automatic and commercial doors to code, and RCI Doors™ is ISN Certified for facility and safety-compliance vetting on corporate and industrial projects.
American Association of Automatic Door Manufacturers certification helps ensure automatic door operator work, a core part of ADA accessible-entry compliance, is performed to recognized safety and accessibility standards. From a first facility assessment to full door replacement, RCI Doors™ evaluates the whole opening against ADA and ANSI A117.1 accessibility standards.
RCI Doors™ checks clear opening width, door hardware, closer force and timing, thresholds, signage, and automatic operators against current accessibility standards.
You receive a clear recommendation for hardware upgrades, threshold changes, automatic operators, or full door replacement based on the specific compliance gap, fine exposure, and long-term cost.
RCI Doors™ technicians complete the work and verify clear opening width, closing force, and hardware operation before closeout.
RCI Doors™ evaluates and services every part of the opening that affects ADA compliance, not just the door itself.
Push-button or motion-activated operators that eliminate manual force entry at building entrances and interior accessible routes.
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Lever handles, loop pulls, and push/pull plates that meet the ADA's one-hand, no-tight-grasping operation requirement.
Schedule Estimate Hydraulic closers calibrated to less than 5 lbs of opening force, with closing speed and delay set to ADA timing requirements.
Schedule Estimate Frame and door modifications to achieve the required 32 to 36 inches of clear passage width.
Schedule Estimate Beveled thresholds at 1/2 inch or less to eliminate trip hazards for wheelchairs, walkers, and other mobility devices.
Schedule Estimate Braille and raised-character signage installation for restrooms, exits, and other rooms that require ADA-compliant identification.
Schedule Estimate Fast-track assessment and remediation for facilities that have received an ADA complaint or need to close a compliance gap before it becomes a fine.
Schedule EstimateDock levelers, vehicle restraints, dock seals, and dock door installation for warehouses and distribution facilities.
Free Estimate →Steel hollow metal door and frame systems for interior and exterior applications. Reinforced, pre-hung, and custom sizes available.
Free Estimate →ADA compliance touches width, hardware, force, thresholds, signage, and operators together. RCI Doors™ evaluates the whole opening instead of treating one component in isolation.
RCI Doors™ evaluates door width, hardware, closers, thresholds, signage, and automatic operators together, not as separate one-off jobs.
Automatic door operators are installed and serviced by AAADM-certified technicians, to code.
Technicians serve Charlotte, Huntersville, Greensboro, Winston-Salem, Asheboro, and surrounding NC markets.
RCI Doors™ recommends hardware service, targeted upgrades, or full door replacement based on compliance risk, fine exposure, and long-term cost.
Assessment findings and completed work are documented for property managers, facility directors, and compliance records.
Vetted for safety and compliance standards that corporate, government, and industrial facilities require of their contractors.
Automatic Door Operators 
ADA Violation & Complaint Response RCI Doors™ services the full accessible opening: door width and clearance, hardware, closers, thresholds, signage, and automatic operators, evaluated together rather than one at a time.
The ADA requires every business and public building to provide barrier-free access for visitors, employees, and patients. A door that looks fine can still fail compliance for reasons that are easy to miss day to day: a closer calibrated a few pounds too heavy, a threshold that has settled above a half inch, or a round door knob installed years before anyone thought about ADA hardware rules.
RCI Doors™ assesses, installs, and upgrades commercial doors across the Triad and Charlotte metro areas to close those gaps and keep the opening compliant. Facilities across North Carolina, from corporate offices in Charlotte to healthcare and government buildings across the Triad, rely on RCI Doors™ to evaluate accessible routes and bring non-compliant doors up to standard.
An ADA compliance gap is not a cosmetic issue. First violations carry a fine of up to $75,000, with subsequent violations fined up to $150,000. A facility-wide assessment identifies the gap before it becomes a fine, a complaint, or a lawsuit.
ADA compliance issues affect accessibility, liability, and public-facing reputation. RCI Doors™ technicians assess the full opening so doors open, close, and operate the way ADA standards require.
RCI Doors™ addresses the specific hardware, width, and force issues that most often put a commercial door out of ADA compliance.
Round knobs require gripping and twisting, which violates the ADA's one-hand, no-tight-grasping operation requirement.
Closers set above ADA force limits make doors difficult or unsafe for people with limited strength or mobility to open.
Frame, hinge, and door thickness combined can leave less than the required 32 inches of clear passage.
Settling and wear can push a threshold above the 1/2 inch maximum, creating a trip hazard for mobility devices.
Rooms and exits without correct Braille and raised-character signage fail ADA identification requirements.
A malfunctioning automatic operator can turn an accessible entrance back into an inaccessible one.
Small hardware and clearance issues quietly turn a compliant door into a liability.
Round knobs and thumb-turn deadbolts violate the ADA's one-hand operation requirement.
Don't ignore thisAn out-of-calibration closer creates injury risk along with a compliance failure.
Don't ignore thisFrame or hardware encroachment can shrink the usable opening below the ADA minimum.
Don't ignore thisA settled or worn threshold becomes a trip hazard for wheelchairs, walkers, and other mobility devices.
Don't ignore thisAn automatic door that sticks, delays, or fails to open fully undermines the accessible entrance it is meant to provide.
Don't ignore thisRestrooms, exits, and other required spaces without compliant signage fail ADA identification standards.
Don't ignore thisNot sure if your doors are compliant? RCI Doors™ will assess your facility at no cost.
ADA compliance combines door width, hardware, force calibration, thresholds, signage, and automatic operators, along with real fine exposure if any one of them is missed.
| Need | RCI Doors™ | General Vendor |
|---|---|---|
| Full-facility assessment | Door width, hardware, closers, thresholds, signage, and operators evaluated together | Often limited to the single door or part requested |
| Compliance documentation | Assessment findings and completed work documented for facility records | May not provide documentation for property managers |
| Hardware expertise | Lever hardware, low-force closers, accessible thresholds, Braille signage | May subcontract or defer specialty ADA hardware |
| Repair vs. replace guidance | Evaluates compliance risk, fine exposure, and long-term cost | May quote only the requested part |
| Regional coverage | Charlotte, Huntersville, Greensboro, Winston-Salem, Asheboro, and the Triad | Coverage varies by crew |
| Commercial focus | Built for corporate, healthcare, government, and multi-family facilities | May be residential or single-trade focused |
RCI Doors™ services major commercial door hardware and automatic operator systems regardless of who originally installed them.
Do not see your brand or hardware type? Call us: RCI Doors™ services most commercial ADA door hardware and operator systems. 336-626-5125
RCI Doors™ services the specific hardware categories that most often determine whether a commercial door meets ADA requirements.
| Hardware | What It Does | Service Type | Primary Risk |
|---|---|---|---|
| Automatic door operators | Push-button and motion-activated entry for accessible routes | Install / Service | Accessibility |
| Lever & loop handles | One-hand operable hardware, no gripping or twisting | Repair / Replace | Compliance |
| Door closers | Calibrated closing force and timing | Repair / Adjust | Injury / Liability |
| Thresholds | Beveled, low-profile transitions at 1/2 inch or less | Repair / Replace | Trip Hazard |
| Braille & tactile signage | Room identification and wayfinding for required spaces | Install | Compliance |
| Push/pull plates | One-hand or no-grip door operation | Install / Replace | Compliance |
ADA door hardware should be evaluated as part of the full opening because width, hardware, force, thresholds, and signage work together.
ADA compliance applies to virtually every facility that serves the public.
Patient and visitor entrances, restroom hardware, and automatic operators evaluated for accessible-route compliance.
Public-facing entrances and interior doors held to ADA and public-accommodation accessibility standards.
Storefront entrances, restroom hardware, and interior doors serving customers and employees.
Office entrances, conference rooms, and shared spaces used by employees and visiting clients.
Public venues where accessible entry and exit affect both compliance and guest experience.
Classroom, office, and shared-space doors serving students, staff, and visitors.
Terminal, office, and public-facing doors in facilities with high public traffic.
Common-area entrances, mailroom and amenity doors, and shared spaces serving residents and guests.
RCI Doors™ combines ADA hardware knowledge, automatic operator certification, and regional service experience.
RCI Doors™ assesses, installs, and services ADA compliant doors across Charlotte, Greensboro, Winston-Salem, Asheboro, Huntersville, and the surrounding Triad and Charlotte metro areas. Technicians evaluate the whole opening: clear width, hardware, closers, thresholds, signage, and automatic operators.
Need documentation for a facility, property manager, or compliance record? RCI Doors™ can provide assessment and service documentation on request.
Request DocumentationCall the team closest to your facility for an ADA compliance assessment or door service.
RCI Doors™ technicians serve ADA compliance customers across the Charlotte metro, Greensboro, Winston-Salem, Asheboro, and the Triad.
Not listed? Call us. RCI Doors™ serves many commercial facilities across central and western NC. 336-626-5125
Request an ADA assessment before a compliance gap becomes a fine, complaint, or lawsuit.
Call the team closest to your facility for ADA compliance assessment, installation, and hardware service.
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