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Light commercial
Shop, warehouse and farm-building doors put back in service with honest advice on whether a door is worth repairing again or due for replacing.
Ask about a stuck commercial door — (863) 563-5576
A commercial door can cycle dozens of times a day, often carrying more weight than a home door, and it tends to get bumped by forklifts, trailers and equipment. Springs, cables, guides and operators all wear accordingly, and a door stuck shut can halt deliveries.
We handle light commercial work: rolling steel service doors, commercial sectional doors and the operators and hoists that run them. You get the same straight talk as our residential customers, including when a heavily patched door has reached the point where replacement costs less over time.
Bent slats, a dented bottom bar or a damaged guide can stop a rolling curtain mid-travel.
If a manual door suddenly fights you, spring tension in the barrel has dropped or a spring has broken.
An operator that hums, trips its overload or loses its limits may be worn, or may be fighting an unbalanced door.
Worn bottom seals, bent bottom bars and sloppy locks let weather and unwanted visitors in.
Curtain or sections, guides, springs, operator and safety devices are checked together, since one fault often mimics another.
Where possible, work is timed to keep the bay usable during your busiest hours.
Slats, springs, bottom bars and operator parts are matched to the door's maker and size.
Tension, limits, brakes, photo-eyes and reversing edges are tested before the door goes back into use.
Light commercial work: roll-up steel doors on service openings, sectional bay doors on shops and storage buildings, plus the operators and chain hoists that drive them. Very large or specialty doors, like high-speed or fire-rated units, are better handled by the manufacturer's dealer, and we'll tell you if yours is one.
Yes. Properties with multiple bays usually get looked at together, and you'll hear which doors need attention now and which can wait.
Tell us the door type, the size and what it's doing, and we'll talk through what it likely needs.
Talk about your shop door with us — (863) 563-5576