Gray roll-up door on a commercial building

Commercial garage doors

Commercial garage doors across Broward and Palm Beach County

Roll-up and sectional doors for shops, bays and warehouses. We look at the door and operator, say whether it needs repair or replacement, and quote the exact price at the door.

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Signs a commercial door needs work

The door industry’s trade group, DASMA, flags each of these.

  • The door closes only while you hold the buttonA sensing edge or photo eye that isn’t working; safety standard UL 325 then requires holding the buttonThis week
  • The operator strains, or the door drifts downA possible counterbalance problem; have the springs checkedThis week
  • The door binds, jerks or won’t stay openAn unbalanced door wears the operator out earlyThis week
  • Slats or sections are bent after a hitA damaged curtain, bottom bar or guides that can jam the doorCall today
  • A storm just passedEvery door should be checked after high wind, whatever the last check dateCall today

How a commercial visit goes

  1. 01

    You tell us about the door

    Roll-up or sectional, hand chain or motor, and what it’s doing. That gives us a first idea, and we confirm it at the door.

  2. 02

    We look at the door and operator

    Curtain or sections, guides or tracks, springs, sensing edge, photo eyes, and whether it balances by hand. You get the exact price at the door, before any work.

  3. 03

    We repair or replace what failed

    Parts, an operator or a whole door, matched to the opening and the wind rating the building needs.

  4. 04

    We test the safety devices

    Sensing edge, photo eyes and limits get tested and the door is cycled. We show you what changed before we leave.

Roll-up or sectional, hand or motor

Two kinds of door

A roll-up door coils a curtain of slats into a spiral above the opening; DASMA says it typically serves commercial and industrial buildings. A sectional door is hinged panels riding in tracks.

How it’s operated

By hand, chain hoist or crank, or by an electric operator. An operator has a duty cycle, the cycles per period it’s designed for, so a busy door needs one that fits.

What keeps people safe

A sensing edge on the bottom bar or photo eyes stop or reverse the door. Photo eyes belong no higher than 6 inches off the floor.

  • Craftsman
  • Chamberlain
  • LiftMaster
  • Genie
  • Amarr
  • Northwest Door
  • Clopay

Hurricane season and a large door

Roll-up doors often fill a building’s largest openings, so storm prep and follow-up matter.

  • A rolling door should be closed before a high-wind event, DASMA says, since an open one leaves walls, ceiling and roof vulnerable. Backing a vehicle against it adds no strengthSource
  • After high wind, DASMA calls for an immediate check of every door in the facility, no matter when the last inspection wasSource

Reviews

What Broward and Palm Beach say

135 answered by the owner

“I can't say enough good things about Eric’s United Garage Door Service! Our garage door spring broke unexpectedly, and when I called on a Saturday, Eric personally answered the phone. He came out on Sunday to assess the problem and was able to replace the spring the very same day. Eric was professional, knowledgeable, responsive, and great to work with. It's rare these days to find someone who provides this level of customer service, especially over a weekend. He explained everything clearly, completed the repair quickly, and had our garage door working perfectly again. If you're looking for honest, reliable, and prompt garage door service, I highly recommend Eric’s United Garage Door Service. Thank you for the outstanding service!”
Kim VernonJune 2026 · Google
“Outstanding service and experience! Eric was very friendly, knowledgeable, and honest. He texted prior to arrival and replaced my garage door spring in only a few minutes. Initially, we thought the cables would also need to be replaced. Upon inspection he said they were fine. This saved me from paying additional. Finding a dependable, honest professional is priceless! Highly recommend!”
Chip BunnellSeptember 2025 · Google
“Eric was awesome! Quickly diagnosed and repaired two broken garage door openers. Highly recommended!!!”
Jackson WSeptember 2025 · Google
Read on GoogleYelp: 5.0 from 70 reviews (read September 2026)

Commercial door questions

Do commercial garage doors need a hurricane rating?

They need a rating for the wind load their building and address produce. In Broward’s High-Velocity Hurricane Zone that includes impact testing.

How often should a commercial roll-up door be serviced?

DASMA advises a technician inspect a rolling door at least yearly, or as the maker directs, and staff check an electric one quarterly.

Does a commercial door operator have to meet UL 325?

DASMA says the federal residential rule doesn’t cover commercial operators, but building code, OSHA, insurers or a job spec may still require UL 325.

How much does a commercial garage door cost?

It depends on the door type, size, wind rating and operator. We give the exact price at the door, once we’ve seen it, before any work.

Can you repair a door that a truck has hit?

We come out and look. Bent tracks or guides can sometimes be put right; if not, we say so and quote a replacement.

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