Commercial roll-up and overhead door service that keeps your business open.

Rolling steel doors coil into a compact barrel above the opening. They need very little headroom and side room, which makes them a good fit for storage units, service counters and tight loading areas. They handle heavy daily use well and can be made with heavier-gauge slats for security. Sectional overhead doors ride on tracks like a residential door but are built heavier. They can be insulated, which matters for climate-controlled warehouses and shops in desert summers.

Commercial doors cycle far more than residential doors, so springs and operators need to be sized for the duty. We size high-cycle springs to your actual daily use and match operators to the door’s size, weight and cycle demands. In dusty, high-heat settings we also pay close attention to guides, bearings and the motor’s duty rating.

Rolling fire doors close automatically during a fire alarm or when a fusible link melts. They’re governed by NFPA 80, which calls for periodic inspection and drop testing. Requirements vary by building and jurisdiction, so we work with your facility team and the local fire authority to understand what applies. We’ll let you know clearly what we can service and when a fire door specialist or inspector needs to be involved.

For property managers, HOAs, storage facilities and multi-tenant buildings, scheduled maintenance costs less than emergency downtime. A maintenance plan covers regular inspection, lubrication, spring and cable checks, operator and safety device testing, and a written report for each door. That gives you a clear record and lets you budget repairs before they become failures.