Commercial
Doors and service built for the way your business actually operates, from a two-bay shop to a full warehouse dock, across Clinton County and the Metro East.
The most common commercial door. Sections roll up along overhead tracks, much like a residential door, but built with heavier gauge steel, commercial hardware, and higher-cycle springs. Available in insulated and non-insulated, with or without vision panels, in sizes up to large machine-shed openings. Suited to buildings where the door opens and closes several times a day.
Rolling steel doors coil up into a compact drum above the opening, which makes them a great choice when headroom is tight or you don't want overhead tracks in the way of lighting, sprinklers, or storage. Common on warehouses, self-storage, and interior fire-rated openings. Built to handle heavy commercial cycle counts.
We install and service commercial doors from CHI and Haas. Between the two lines, we can spec a door for essentially any commercial opening you have: sectional steel, rolling steel, insulated or not, with or without vision panels.
We work with every kind of commercial building in Clinton County and the Metro East.
Dependable, high-cycle doors that stand up to daily use.
Sectional steel and rolling steel doors for heavy commercial traffic.
Large-opening doors for equipment sheds, machine barns, and pole buildings.
High-speed and reliable-cycle doors for bays that open and close all day.
We keep commercial doors running after the install too. Cable replacement, spring service, opener repair, panel replacement, weather seal, and scheduled preventive maintenance are all part of what we do. If you run a facility where downtime is expensive, ask us about setting up a maintenance schedule so we catch problems before they become breakdowns.
Ready to talk? Call (618) 352-2363 or request an on-site walkthrough.
How a commercial door job runs from the first call to a working opening.
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We come out, measure the opening, and ask how the door actually gets used, including cycles per day, headroom, and clearances.
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You get a written quote with the door, hardware, and opener specced for that cycle count, plus a realistic lead time on the order.
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We schedule the install to fit your operating hours and keep the opening usable wherever we can, so the building keeps working.
Tell us about your building and how the door gets used and we'll put together a quote.
