Industrial Door Maintenance, Repair & Supply

Roller shutters fail in a handful of predictable ways, from a snapped or fatigued spring to a burnt-out motor, bent or seized guides, damaged laths, or a door knocked off its tracks. We repair all of them, on powered and manual shutters of any make, and we carry the common parts, so most repairs are completed on the first visit.

For an emergency roller shutter repair, our breakdown engineers aim to be on site within two hours. Where a part has to be ordered, we make the door safe, quote the work, and return to fit it as soon as the part lands.

You are never charged for additional work without first seeing the price.

A serviced shutter lasts longer and fails less often. Regular roller shutter maintenance catches worn springs, fraying cables and tiring motors before they leave a door stuck open or shut, which is always the most expensive moment to deal with them.

Our roller shutter servicing covers every working part, including springs, barrels, motors, controls, safety brakes, guides and fixings. Minor adjustments are made during the visit with the engineer’s standard tooling, so most services need no return trip. We set intervals to match how hard each door works, from a single annual service on a low-use shutter to a scheduled programme across an entire site, and we record every visit, so you hold a full maintenance history.

Roller shutters are the bulk of our work, but our commercial door repair service covers the full range. We maintain and repair sectional overhead doors, high speed roller doors, automatic and sliding entrance doors, bi-folding doors and concertina doors, powered or manual.

The approach is the same across all of them, which involves diagnosing on site, fixing on the first visit wherever the fault allows, and quoting any parts before ordering. Holding common spares across our depot network is what keeps return visits and your downtime to a minimum.

Fire-rated roller shutters and fire doors are life-safety equipment, not ordinary doors. They are designed to hold back fire and smoke for a rated period, and they only do that if they are inspected, tested and maintained to the relevant standard.

We service and inspect fire-rated shutters and commercial fire doors, with engineers trained specifically for them. Every inspection is documented so you can evidence that this equipment has been maintained, which matters both for your fire risk assessment and for your insurer.

If a fault is found, we make the recommendation clear and quote any remedial work before carrying it out.

Roller shutters and powered doors are work equipment under the Provision and Use of Work Equipment Regulations 1998 (PUWER). That places a legal duty on you, as the employer, to keep them in efficient working order and to have them inspected by a competent person.

Our industrial door maintenance includes statutory inspection, documented on every visit, so you can provide evidence of compliance to an auditor, insurer, or the HSE at the moment it is requested. Defects found and the action taken are logged alongside the inspection record. For the details on the regulation itself, see our PUWER Inspection page.

When a door is beyond economical repair, replacing it is the better value, and we supply and install the new one rather than handing you off to a third party. We fit roller shutters, sectional overhead doors and the wider commercial door range, powered or manual, sized and specified for the opening and the way you use it.

Because the same team that services your doors also supplies them, the replacement is matched to the job rather than sold from a catalogue, and it goes straight onto your maintenance schedule from day one.

We quote the full cost, supply and fit, before any work is agreed.