Commercial Doors Specified for the Job
Specifying a commercial door is a different exercise to choosing a residential one. Cycle rate, security requirement, insulation, opening size and the environment the door works in all change what will actually last. A door that is under specified will cost more in repairs within two years than the difference in price would have been.
Steel is the standard for most commercial applications. It is strong, resists impact damage in high traffic openings, needs very little maintenance and comes in a wide range of configurations. For openings that need light, aluminum and glass sectional doors work well on showrooms and service bays.
We assess the opening, ask how the door will actually be used, and specify a system that matches. Then we install it properly, because a correctly installed door is the difference between a decade of service and a constant repair bill.
Commercial Doors We Install
- Roll up steel doors
- High speed doors for high cycle openings
- Aluminum and glass sectional doors
- Security grilles and shutters
- Custom sized openings
- Insulated commercial sectional doors
- Fire rated doors
- Loading dock door systems
- Heavy duty commercial operators
- Full hardware and track systems
What We Consider Before Specifying
01
Cycle Rate
How many times a day the door opens. This drives spring and operator specification more than anything else.
02
Security
Gauge, locking, and whether the door is a primary point of entry.
03
Insulation
Matters for conditioned space, cold storage and anywhere staff work near the opening.
04
Environment
Wash down areas, dust, temperature and vehicle traffic all change what will last.
Commercial Offers
Offers subject to change. Call to confirm availability.
How It Works
Step 1
Call or Request a Quote
Tell us what the door is doing. Most problems can be narrowed down over the phone.
Step 2
On Site Diagnosis
A technician inspects the door, springs, cables, tracks and opener to find the real cause.
Step 3
Upfront Price
You get the full cost before any work begins. You decide from there.
Step 4
Repair & Safety Check
We complete the work and test the full system for safe, smooth operation before we leave.
Specified Right the First Time
- Over ten years serving St Louis
- Licensed and insured technicians
- Upfront pricing with no hidden costs
- Operator and controls included
Related Services
Business premises? See Commercial Repairs. We also serve Creve Coeur and Chesterfield.
Commercial Install Questions, Answered
How long does a commercial door installation take?
It depends on the size and type. Standard roll up and sectional doors are typically completed within a day of the door arriving. Custom sizes and fire rated systems take longer to order.