Panic Hardware Repair & Replacement in Portland, OR
Broken push bar or exit device? We repair and replace panic hardware on commercial doors throughout Portland — ADA-compliant, fire code approved.
Licensed in Oregon (CCB# 261682).
Why Panic Hardware Matters
Panic hardware is a life-safety device. Oregon building codes require it on most commercial exit doors — and it must work correctly.
Code Compliance
Oregon requires functioning panic hardware on commercial exit doors. Non-compliant hardware can result in failed inspections and fines.
Life Safety
In an emergency, panic hardware allows rapid exit without fumbling with a handle or lock. Faulty hardware can trap occupants.
ADA Requirements
ADA requires exit devices to operate with a single motion and no more than 15 lbs of force. We ensure all installations are compliant.
Brands We Service
Frequently Asked Questions
What is panic hardware and why does it need to be maintained?
Panic hardware (also called exit devices or push bars) allows building occupants to exit quickly in an emergency by pushing a bar across the door. Oregon building codes require functioning panic hardware on most commercial exit doors. Faulty panic hardware is a life-safety issue and a code violation.
Do you repair and replace panic bars in Portland?
Yes, Clear Works repairs and replaces panic hardware (push bars, exit devices) on commercial doors throughout Portland. We work with all major brands including Von Duprin, Detex, Dorma, Sargent, and Yale. We ensure all installations are ADA-compliant and meet Oregon fire code requirements.
How much does panic hardware repair or replacement cost in Portland?
Panic hardware repair in Portland typically costs $150–$400 depending on the issue. Full panic bar replacement costs $400–$900 installed depending on the brand and door configuration. We provide free estimates — call (503) 887-8329.
What brands of panic hardware do you work with?
We work with all major panic hardware brands including Von Duprin, Detex, Dorma, Sargent, Yale, Corbin Russwin, and ASSA ABLOY. We stock common replacement parts and can source specialty hardware quickly.
Is panic hardware required by code in Portland?
Yes. Oregon Structural Specialty Code (based on IBC) requires panic hardware on exit doors in assembly occupancies, educational facilities, high-hazard occupancies, and other commercial buildings above certain occupancy thresholds. We ensure all installations meet current code requirements.
Panic Bar Not Working?
Don't risk a code violation or safety issue. We respond fast. Free estimates throughout Portland.