Upward acting doors — supply, installation, and service

From high-speed doors that keep cold air in, to fire-rated doors that keep your people safe. We supply, install, and fully commission every type of upward acting door for commercial and industrial facilities.

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Your doors do more than open and close. They control temperature, contain fire, secure inventory, and keep your operation running on schedule. The wrong door — or a poorly installed one — costs you in energy, downtime, and compliance risk. We help you choose the right solution for your facility, install it correctly, and back it with ongoing service.

Door Types We Supply and Install

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Rolling steel

The workhorse of industrial facilities. Built for high-cycle use in loading areas, warehouses, and service bays where durability matters more than speed.

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Sectional

Insulated panel doors ideal for temperature-controlled environments. Sections fold vertically, preserving overhead and floor space at the opening.

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High-speed

For facilities where every second of open time costs money — cold storage, food processing, and cleanrooms. Rapid open/close cycles reduce energy loss and cross-contamination risk.

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Fire doors

Code-compliant fire-rated doors for required separation points. Automatically close on alarm activation. We are certified fire door installers — your installation meets documentation requirements for inspection.

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Security shutters

Heavy-duty perimeter protection for storefronts, warehouses, and facilities requiring after-hours security. Available in manual, motorised, and remote-operated configurations.

Security grilles

Open-visibility security for retail and semi-public environments.

Allows airflow and visibility while securing an opening — commonly used in malls, parking structures, and commercial lobbies.

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Air curtains

Invisible barriers of air that maintain temperature separation at open doorways.

Reduces heating and cooling costs at high-traffic entrances without impeding movement.ο»Ώ

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Strip curtains

Low-cost, flexible barriers for dock doors and internal separations.

Effective for temperature control, pest exclusion, and noise reduction in food and cold storage environments.

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Operators and motors

Commercial-grade operators for automated door control. We supply and install operators for new doors and as upgrades to existing manual installations. Integrated with access control and safety sensors.

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Knockout sections

Emergency exit panels built into a door that allow egress or emergency vehicle access without operating the full door. Required in many industrial applications by fire code.

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Full unit installations

Complete turnkey installation of door, frame, operator, safety devices, and controls.

One contractor, one call, one warranty.

Industries We Serve With Upward Acting Doors

We work with distribution centers, cold storage and refrigerated warehouses, food and beverage processing plants, manufacturing facilities, parking structures, retail and commercial buildings, and government and municipal properties.


If your facility has a loading dock, a fire separation requirement, or a controlled environment, we have installed doors like yours.

Fire Door Certified Installations

Fire door installation is not the same as general door installation.

Certified fire doors must be supplied, installed, and documented in accordance with NFPA 80 and your local authority having jurisdiction (AHJ). Improper installation — even of a legitimate listed door — can void the fire rating and create a compliance liability. We are certified fire door installers. Every fire door we install is documented with the inspection records your insurance carrier and fire marshal expect to see. Ask us about fire door inspection programs for existing doors in your facility.

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Fire door certified installer

NFPA 80 compliant documentation provided with every installation.

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1. Site assessment

We visit your facility, review the opening, application, and any code requirements before recommending a solution.

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2. Proposal

You receive a written quote with product specifications, installation scope, and timeline.

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3. Installation

Our crew installs, tests, and commissions the door. We clear the site and walk you through operation and safety features.

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4. Ongoing service

We are available for maintenance, repairs, and annual fire door inspections after installation.

Ready to get the right door installed correctly?

Tell us about your facility and opening — we will assess the site and recommend the best solution for your application, budget, and compliance requirements.