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Commercial & Warehouse Overhead Doors
Commercial overhead doors (sectional, rolling steel and high-speed) with the operators to match, supplied and maintained for warehouses, distribution centres, fleet garages and parking structures, with installation oversight.
Overhead doors chosen for cycles, not just size
The question that decides a commercial overhead door is how many times a day it moves. A dock door cycling forty times a day and a warehouse door cycling four hundred are different products, and specifying the cheaper one is how a building ends up replacing a door in year three.
- Sectional overhead doors — insulated and non-insulated, for docks, warehouses and fleet bays.
- Rolling steel doors — where headroom is tight or security is the driver.
- High-speed doors — fabric roll-up for high-cycle openings and temperature separation.
- Operators — jackshaft, trolley and hoist, sized to door weight and duty cycle.
- Safety — photo eyes, sensing edges and periodic testing to keep the opening compliant.
New construction and replace-in-place projects, and service on doors somebody else installed.
Specification
- Door types
- Insulated and non-insulated sectional, rolling steel, high-speed fabric roll-up, fire-rated.
- Operators
- Jackshaft, trolley and hoist operators specified to door weight, cycle count and control type.
- Controls
- Three-button stations, pull cords, loops, motion and card-reader activation; interlocks where required.
- Safety
- Photo eyes, reversing sensing edges, manual release, and documented periodic testing.
- Maintenance
- Planned maintenance on springs, cables, rollers, tracks and operators — the parts that fail without warning.
- Brands
- We supply and service the major commercial door and operator lines, subject to what the manufacturer allows.
Commercial overhead doors: common questions
What types of overhead doors do you supply?
Sectional overhead doors (insulated and non-insulated), rolling steel doors, high-speed fabric roll-up doors and fire-rated doors, with jackshaft, trolley or hoist operators sized to the door's weight and how often it cycles.
Do you repair overhead doors installed by someone else?
Yes. We service and repair commercial overhead doors and openers regardless of who installed them: springs, cables, rollers, tracks, operators and safety devices.
How often should a commercial overhead door be maintained?
It depends on cycles. A door that moves a few times a day may need a visit once or twice a year; a high-cycle warehouse or dock door, every quarter. Planned maintenance catches worn springs and cables before they fail and keeps photo eyes and sensing edges tested.
Do you supply overhead doors for parking garages?
Yes. Rolling steel and high-speed overhead doors are common at parking garage entries, often controlled together with the parking control equipment at the lane.