Business
Commercial door systems
Sectional overhead, rolling steel, fire doors, hollow metal, high speed and storefront entries for warehouses, service bays, retail units and municipal buildings.
Chapter 01
Where to start if you run the building
Most commercial calls begin the same way: something has stopped working and it is holding up the day. Tell us what the opening does rather than what the door is called, and we can usually work out the rest from there.
We handle warehouses, logistics hubs, automotive facilities, retail centres and municipal buildings. Brett Redwood, our Vice President, runs the commercial division and has more than eighteen years in the overhead door industry.
A white full view commercial overhead door on an automotive service bay
Certified for the equipment the job needs
Commercial work happens at height and around powered equipment. Our technicians hold Fork Truck and Man Lift credentials specifically for this, which is what lets us work safely on high openings and rolling steel at the head.
We are members of the National Door Association, and all of our technicians are direct employees rather than subcontractors.
Chapter 03
From one door to a whole site
We take on everything from a single minor repair to a complete system installation, and we can put a maintenance schedule against a site with a lot of openings so the failures stop being surprises.
For anything that stops trading, there is a 24 hour emergency dispatch.
Crawford Door. Every technician is a direct Crawford Door employee. We do not subcontract. Call (734) 483-4563.