Basic Locker Repair
If your facility had lockers installed within the last 20 years, this is the service for you. Similar to any other major purchase, such as an automobile or a computer, the lockers in your facility are used and abused many times each day and they require regular service. Why not give your lockers the tune-up they need to extend their life?
Specifications
 | Replace all missing single prong coat hooks and tighten those which are loose. This applies to hooks which are accessible only. |
| Check each nut and bolt in every locker. Tighten those which are loose and replace all which are missing. Missing nuts to be replaced with kep nuts in lieu of standard nuts. Kep nuts have a built-in washer and do not become loose as easily as standard nuts. |
| Re-anchor trim or fillers as required. |
| Check for loosely anchored lockers. Realign and re-anchor. |
| Interior parts which are missing or those which have been damaged beyond repair to be * replaced with new. Interior parts include: tops, bottoms, hat shelves, tier heads, backs and sides. |
| Check all door handles. Tighten those which are loose and replace all those which are missing or not functioning. * |
| All doors or door & frame assemblies which are missing or damaged beyond repair will be replaced with new. * |
| Adjust and lubricate all doors to provide smooth operation. |
| Inspect all door jambs and latching mechanisms. Replace damaged or excessively worn components. Adjust and lubricate to provide proper operation. * |
| All work will be accomplished on-site with no interruption to class sessions. If necessary, work can be performed at night or on weekends at no extra charge to the owner. |
| Basic Locker Repair carries a one year warranty against defects in materials and workmanship. Any defect becoming apparent within said period, under normal use, will be corrected to the owner's satisfaction free of charge. |