Commercial overhead doors, rolling steel doors, dock equipment, and automatic gates, installed and serviced for businesses.
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Heavy-use commercial doors and gates need fast, reliable service. We install, repair, and maintain them.
Rolling steelCommercial rolling steel and sectional overhead doors, repaired and replaced.
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DockDock levelers, bumpers, and high-cycle doors for busy facilities.
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Gate operatorsAutomatic gate operators, access gates, and safety devices.
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Sectional, rolling steel, and gate systems for warehouses, storefronts, and homes, installed, repaired, and maintained by licensed technicians.
Get a quoteCommercial doors run more cycles in a week than a home door runs in a year. Here is what we work on and what usually fails.
Rolling steel doors coil into a barrel above the opening. They are built for security and heavy use. The common problems are slats bent by an impact, worn guides, a door that drifts down on its own, and operators that stall.
We replace damaged slats and guides, adjust the spring tension in the barrel, and service or replace the operator.
Sectional doors on docks and service bays use the same parts as a home door, sized up: heavier springs, thicker cables, larger tracks.
High-cycle springs are worth it on doors that open dozens of times a day. A standard spring wears out fast under that kind of use, and a door down at a dock stops the whole bay.
A dock is only as useful as its slowest part. Levelers that won't hold, worn bumpers, and doors hit by forklifts all slow loading down.
Where we can, we service the door and the equipment around it in the same visit, so the bay goes back into use once.
Automatic gates fail at the operator, the sensors, or the hardware the gate rides on. A gate that stops partway or won't close is often a safety device doing its job because a sensor or safety edge is out of line.
We repair and replace gate operators, access gates, and the safety devices that protect people and vehicles.
High-traffic doors do best on a schedule. Planned visits cover lubrication, hardware, spring and cable wear, operator settings and safety devices.
The result is a door that fails less often, and at better times than the middle of a shift.
Every commercial visit closes the same way: what was found, what was done, the parts used, photos, and an invoice the same day.
If your team works from work-order numbers, we work from them too.
Yes. MS Facility Solutions repairs and replaces both commercial rolling steel doors and sectional overhead doors, including the high-cycle doors used on busy openings. Work covers the curtain or panels, the springs and counterbalance, the tracks and guides, and the operator, so the whole assembly is returned to safe operation.
Yes. Dock levelers, dock bumpers, and high-cycle doors for warehouses and distribution space are part of MS Facility Solutions commercial door service. Handling the door and the surrounding dock equipment together means one vendor with insured technicians for the whole opening instead of separate trades for each component.
Yes. MS Facility Solutions installs and services automatic gate operators, access gates, and the safety devices that go with them, including photo eyes and safety edges. Gate work is often paired with access control so credentials, readers, and the gate operator are specified and supported as one system.
Yes. Preventive maintenance plans cover overhead doors, rolling steel doors, and gates that cycle heavily, including inspection, lubrication, adjustment, and replacement of wear parts before they fail. Emergency repair is also available when a door goes down unexpectedly. Call (855) 557-5454 to arrange maintenance coverage for a facility.
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Photos and invoice on the file before he leaves.
Tell us what is going on and we will get a technician on site, on time.
