Oldham Dock And Doors
Commercial overhead door installation by Oldham Dock And Doors

Overhead Door Services

Every Door Type.
One Expert Team.

From sectional warehouse doors to high-speed roll-ups and fire-rated doors — Oldham Dock And Doors installs, repairs, and maintains all commercial overhead doors. One call covers everything at every location.

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Sectional Doors
Roll-Up Doors
High-Speed Doors
Fire Doors
24/7
Emergency Response
All Brands
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What We Service

Complete Overhead Door Coverage

Every type of commercial overhead door — installed right, maintained on schedule, and repaired fast when something goes wrong.

Sectional Overhead Doors

The most common commercial door type — horizontal panels that hinge together and ride up tracks along the ceiling. Available in insulated and non-insulated steel, ideal for warehouses, distribution centers, and manufacturing facilities.

  • New installation
  • Panel replacement
  • Spring & cable repair
  • Weather seal replacement

Roll-Up Doors

Coil-style doors that roll into a drum above the opening, requiring minimal headroom. Perfect for self-storage, service bays, and facilities where ceiling space is limited. Available in sheet curtain and slat styles.

  • Sheet curtain doors
  • Slat roll-up doors
  • Drum & spring service
  • Bottom bar & seal repair

High-Speed Doors

Fast-cycling fabric or PVC doors designed for high-traffic openings where speed and energy efficiency matter. Common in cold storage, food processing, and automotive facilities. Reduces energy loss and improves workflow.

  • High-speed door installation
  • Fabric & panel replacement
  • Safety sensor calibration
  • Motor & drive service

Fire-Rated Doors

UL-listed fire doors that automatically close in the event of a fire, protecting your building and meeting code requirements. Annual drop-test inspections are required by NFPA 80 — we perform and document them.

  • Fire door installation
  • Annual NFPA 80 inspection
  • Fusible link replacement
  • Closer & hardware service

Door Operators & Openers

Commercial-grade operators that power your overhead doors — from standard jackshaft and trolley operators to heavy-duty industrial units. We install, program, and service all major brands.

  • Operator installation
  • Remote & keypad programming
  • Safety reversal testing
  • Motor & circuit board repair

Preventive Maintenance

Scheduled inspection and lubrication programs that extend door life and prevent costly emergency repairs. We document every visit with a written report covering spring condition, cable wear, hardware torque, and operator performance.

  • Multi-point inspection
  • Lubrication & adjustment
  • Spring & cable assessment
  • Service history records

Preventive Maintenance

What's Included in Every Maintenance Visit

Our technicians follow a documented 8-point inspection on every door. You receive a written report after each visit — so you always know the condition of your equipment and what's coming up before it becomes an emergency.

  • Inspect torsion and extension springs for wear and proper tension
  • Check cables for fraying, kinking, or uneven wear
  • Lubricate rollers, hinges, tracks, and pivot points
  • Test bottom seal and side weather stripping for full contact
  • Inspect and tighten all hardware — bolts, brackets, and fasteners
  • Test operator auto-reverse and safety sensor alignment
  • Check operator chain/belt tension and drive system condition
  • Document findings and flag components approaching end of life

Door Won't Close? We Respond Fast.

A door stuck open is a security and weather emergency. A broken spring means your entire operation can grind to a halt. Our emergency response team is available around the clock to get you back up and running.

Common Questions

Frequently Asked Questions

How often should commercial overhead doors be serviced?
Commercial overhead doors in active warehouse and industrial settings should be serviced at least annually. High-cycle doors (100+ cycles/day) benefit from semi-annual service. Regular maintenance includes spring tension checks, cable inspection, roller and hinge lubrication, and operator testing.
What are the signs an overhead door needs repair?
Common warning signs include: the door moving unevenly or jerking during operation, loud grinding or squealing noises, visible cable fraying or broken springs, the door not sealing fully at the bottom, or the operator running but the door not moving. Any of these warrant a professional inspection.
Do you install and service all door brands?
Yes. We install and service all major commercial overhead door brands including Clopay, Amarr, Wayne Dalton, Cornell, Cookson, and others. We also service all major operator brands including LiftMaster, Genie, Chamberlain, and Linear.
Do you offer 24/7 emergency overhead door repair?
Yes. A door stuck open or unable to close is a security and weather emergency. We offer 24/7 emergency response for commercial overhead door failures in the greater Atlanta area. Call (678) 234-7719.
What is the difference between a sectional door and a roll-up door?
Sectional doors are made of horizontal panels that hinge together and travel up tracks along the ceiling — common in warehouses and commercial buildings. Roll-up doors coil into a drum above the opening and require less headroom — ideal for tight spaces, self-storage, and service bays. We install and service both.

Get Started

Schedule Door Service

Tell us about your doors and we'll get a technician out to assess your needs.

or call us directly: (678) 234-7719