Built on experience. Focused on better entrances.
For more than 15 years, Sheger has been building its expertise around the parts of a property people use every day but rarely think about until something goes wrong — the doors, access systems, hardware and glass that make an entrance work.
Three areas of expertise. One connected entrance.
Sheger brings together door access control, doors and hardware, and glass services for properties across the Greater Toronto Area.
What makes that combination useful is understanding how these elements come together at the same entrance.
A door may need an access reader. That access system may need to work with specific hardware. An entrance may require a closer or accessibility accessory. A glass door may need to accommodate access control while maintaining the appearance of the property.
When these elements are treated as completely separate jobs, important details can be missed. Sheger takes a more connected approach.
We saw a better way to approach the entrance.
Over the years, we saw how often an entrance could become complicated simply because different parts of the job were being handled separately.
One company installs the door. Another handles access control. Someone else works on the glass. Hardware becomes an afterthought.
The result can be unnecessary coordination, unclear responsibilities and components that were never properly considered together from the beginning.
Every property is different.
With more than 15 years of industry experience, Sheger has developed a practical understanding of doors, access control, hardware and glass installations.
A busy entrance has different requirements from a restricted entrance. A glass storefront has different considerations from a solid metal door. A property with several entrances may require different access methods at different doors.
There is rarely one solution that makes sense for every entrance.
Good work starts with understanding the property.
We believe the best entrance solutions begin with understanding how the space is actually used.
Before choosing a door, access control system or hardware solution, the important questions are practical:
Understanding the people, traffic and access requirements of the space.
Considering access, door type, hardware, accessibility and everyday operation.
Bringing the individual components together into a practical, functional entrance.
We don't just install components. We think about the entrance.
An entrance needs to allow the right people in, operate properly throughout the day, work with its hardware and, where required, accommodate accessibility considerations.
It may also incorporate glass as a major visual element.
That is why Sheger's services are connected. The door, hardware, access control and glass are considered as parts of the same entrance.
A more considered way to approach the entrance.
Doors, access control, hardware and glass can affect one another, so the complete entrance is considered.
Practical experience across different entrance types and property requirements.
Card, fob, keypad and biometric access control options.
Considering how the door, hardware, access control and glass come together visually and functionally.
Serving properties across the GTA.
Sheger provides door access control, door, hardware and glass services across the Greater Toronto Area.
Better planning starts with a conversation.
Whether you are planning a new entrance, upgrading access control, replacing a door, adding accessibility hardware or completing glass work, Sheger can help determine the right direction for the project.