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DOOR CHANGE REQUEST

Date of Request:    Requesting Party:    Approving Authority:

WHEREAS

WHEREAS, Requesting Party identified above desires to effect a change to an existing door, including but not limited to replacement, modification of hardware, alteration of fire-rating, or change in finish; and

WHEREAS, Approving Authority has responsibility to ensure that all alterations comply with applicable building codes, fire and life safety standards, and the terms of any lease, property management agreement, or internal policy; and

WHEREAS, the parties wish to document the requested scope, cost allocation, schedule, and conditions for approval so that work, if authorized, proceeds in a controlled and code-compliant manner.

SCOPE OF WORK

Provide a concise, itemized description of the work requested. Include demolition, disposal, supply, installation, testing, and any restoration or finish work necessary to return the area to a finished condition.

DOOR DETAILS

Fire/Rated Door Change Required:   If checked, attach manufacturer listing and certification demonstrating compliance with required fire rating.

Contractor insurance certificate on file:

PAYMENT TERMS

The parties agree the cost for authorized work shall be allocated and paid as described below. All payments shall be made in lawful money and in accordance with the schedule.

Payment for authorized work shall not be interpreted as acceptance of nonconforming work. Approving Authority reserves the right to withhold payment for work not performed in accordance with the approved scope, applicable codes, or manufacturer instructions.

TERM AND TERMINATION

Work Authorized Start Date:    Completion Date (estimated):

Either party may terminate approval for the requested work upon written notice delivered in accordance with the notice period above if the other party materially breaches obligations and fails to cure within a reasonable cure period. Termination shall not affect rights or obligations accrued prior to termination, including payment for work completed in accordance with the approved scope and applicable standards.

CONFIDENTIALITY

Information exchanged in this request that is designated confidential by either party shall be held in confidence and not disclosed to third parties except to contractors, insurers, or authorities having a need to know and subject to obligations of confidentiality. Confidential information does not include information that is publicly available through no fault of the receiving party or that is required to be disclosed by law.

This request contains confidential information:

GOVERNING LAW

This Door Change Request and any subsequent authorization shall be governed by and construed in accordance with the laws of the state of: . Venue for any dispute arising under this request shall be the courts of that state.

ENTIRE AGREEMENT

This document, together with any attachments, approved drawings, and written authorizations, constitutes the entire agreement between the parties with respect to the subject matter hereof and supersedes all prior negotiations, representations, and understandings. No amendment shall be effective unless in writing and signed by both parties.

Requesting Party:

By:

Date:

Approving Authority:

By:

Date:

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What a Door Change Request Is

A Door Change Request is a formal written request used to propose, document, and authorize modifications to doors within a property or facility. Typical uses include changing door hardware, replacing a door, altering access control, or requesting a new lock or key system. The form records requester details, precise location, technical specifications, justification, cost estimate, and approval workflow so facilities, property managers, or building owners can review and authorize work consistently.

Why a Clear Door Change Request Matters

A well-prepared Door Change Request speeds review, reduces miscommunication, and documents approvals and liabilities. It creates a single record for cost, compliance (fire and accessibility), and maintenance scheduling.

Why a Clear Door Change Request Matters

Who Typically Files or Approves This Request

Identifying roles clearly on the form helps ensure the right approvals are captured and accountability is maintained.

  • Tenant or Occupant requesting a change such as lock replacement or hardware upgrade; provides location, reason, and preferred schedule.
  • Facilities or Maintenance staff responsible for technical review, code compliance checks, and cost estimates before work is scheduled.
  • Property Manager or Building Owner who approves scope, budget, and vendor selection and issues final authorization.

Essential Parts of a Professional Door Change Request

A complete Door Change Request is structured to provide location, scope, cost, safety and accessibility checks, approval fields, and scheduling details so reviewers can make informed decisions without follow-up.

Request Summary

Short description of the requested change, including room or unit number and whether it is a repair, replacement, or upgrade.

Technical Specs

Make/model, dimensions, fire-rating, hardware finish, and access-control interface details so procurement and maintenance can source correct parts.

Justification

Reason for the change (security, ADA compliance, damage, tenant request) and any urgency or safety risk involved.

Cost Estimate

Estimated materials, labor, and any permit costs so approvers can assess budget impact prior to authorization.

Approvals

Signed authorization lines for facilities, property management, and security or owner sign-off to record consent and accountability.

Schedule & Vendor

Preferred dates, vendor name or internal crew, and contact details to allow prompt scheduling once approved.

Required Information to Include

Requester Name: Full legal name
Contact Info: Phone and email
Location: Building, floor, room
Change Type: Repair | Replace | Upgrade
Safety Notes: Fire-rating | ADA
Approval Lines: Facilities | Manager | Owner

Step-by-Step: Completing a Door Change Request

A simple sequential workflow helps ensure the request is complete and approvable on first review.

  • 01
    Step 1 — Describe: Record exact location and change requested
  • 02
    Step 2 — Attach Specs: Attach photos and manufacturer info
  • 03
    Step 3 — Estimate: Include materials and labor costs
  • 04
    Step 4 — Submit: Send to facilities and management for approval

Where to Send and How the Request Is Routed

Understanding routing ensures the request reaches the right reviewer and avoids rework or delay.

  • Submit to Facilities: Primary intake for technical review
  • Security Review: Checks access control or badge implications
  • Management Approval: Budget and tenant consent verification
  • Work Order Creation: Schedule vendor or maintenance crew

How to Customize and Complete the Request Online

Set up the online form with required fields, conditional logic, and attachments so reviewers get full context each time.

Field Configuration
Location Field Dropdown for building + text for room
Photo Attachment Allow JPEG/PNG upload, required if 'damage' selected
Cost Estimate Numeric field; auto-calc tax if enabled
Approval Order Facilities → Security → Management

Distribution and Digital Submission Options

Choose the channel that matches your organization’s audit and access requirements; digital workflows capture timestamps and reduce manual steps.

  • Email: Send a PDF to approvers
  • Ticket System: Use facilities management software
  • eSignature: Capture electronic approvals

Timelines, Deadlines, and Processing Expectations

Typical processing times and deadlines help set requester expectations and allow maintenance teams to prioritize urgent safety issues.

Routine Requests:

5–10 business days for review and scheduling

Urgent Safety Issues:

24–72 hours for assessment and interim measures

Permit-Required Work:

May add 2–6 weeks depending on local jurisdiction

Vendor Lead Time:

Depends on part availability

Change Window:

Schedule based on tenant and building availability

Key Milestones in Processing a Door Change Request

Track each stage from submission to completion so stakeholders know where the request stands.

01

Submission

Requester provides form, photos, and initial estimate

02

Technical Review

Facilities confirms specifications and code compliance

03

Approval

Management or owner signs off on scope and budget

04

Execution

Work order issued and vendor completes task

Common Mistakes to Avoid

  • Insufficient location details leading to wrong-site work orders or scheduling delays
  • Missing technical specifications that force follow-up questions and extended review
  • Failure to check fire-rating or ADA requirements, creating safety or compliance risks
  • No approval path documented, causing work to be performed without proper authorization

Penalties and Operational Risks of an Incorrect Request

Code Violations: Fines, mandatory remediation
Liability: Increased legal exposure for unsafe installations
Operational Delay: Work stoppage and tenant disruption
Warranty Loss: Improper parts may void manufacturer warranties
Security Gaps: Temporary vulnerabilities after incomplete changes
Cost Overruns: Rework or expedited shipping increases expense

Who Can Sign or Approve

Facilities Manager

Typically authorized to approve technical scope and issue work orders for routine maintenance and non-capital repairs; ensures code compliance and coordinates vendors.

Property Owner / Manager

Signs off on budget approvals, capital expenditures, and vendor selection when costs exceed delegated approval limits or when lease terms require owner consent.

Examples: How Organizations Use Door Change Requests

Real-world scenarios show how the form supports clear decisions and documented approvals.

Office Complex Upgrade

A tenant requested keypad access for their suite to improve after-hours security

  • Facilities confirmed power availability and ADA clearance
  • The manager approved funding, vendor completed install, and the ticket recorded delivery, serial numbers, and date of service for future warranty claims.

Damaged Emergency Exit

Maintenance logged a damaged fire-door hinge after a delivery accident

  • Staff attached photos and immediate temporary measures were approved
  • The owner expedited replacement under emergency procedures and documented code verification and inspection results.

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Frequently Asked Questions About Door Change Requests

Answers to common questions about completing, routing, and getting approval for Door Change Requests.


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