Commercial Door & Loading Dock Equipment

Serving the Greater Portland, Salem & Vancouver Areas

Commercial Door & Loading Dock Equipment

Serving the Greater Portland, Salem & Vancouver Areas

Overhead Door & Loading Dock Equipment

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Serving Greater Portland, Salem & Vancouver

The Winter Months Are Here: Are Your Coiling Overhead Doors Ready?

Winter is upon us!

If you live in an area like the Pacific Northwest region, that experiences wet and cold winters, then you understand the need to prepare and to be prepared. Winter brings not just cold weather but also, rain, snow, sleet, and ice. Salt used on roadways, parking lots and sidewalks can cause rust and damage to vehicles and other materials.

During the winter months, ice can melt and freeze over several times, which can wreak havoc on your coiling overhead doors. There are precautions you can take and proactive measures to lessen any emergency issues with your overhead door over the winter months.

Keep Your Coiling Overhead Doors Working Well in Winter

Colder weather means your coiling overhead doors’ springs could become stiff and have trouble expanding. It is important to check them every year to make sure they work as they should. Other issues, such as parts that are worn down, cracks, and misalignments, are likely to come up in the winter months as well.

You won’t want to worry about problems with your coiling overhead doors in the winter, so here are some tips that Authority Dock & Door recommends:

  • Check the door’s balance by disconnecting the door from the opener, lifting it by hand, and then letting go. The door should stay at the same height and not move. If it does, you will want to have it checked for any maintenance issues.
  • Examine the door’s components yourself, including the tracks, rollers, and bearings. Check the cables for rust or fraying and make sure the door still seals well and the hinges are in good repair.
  • Consider signing up for our Preventative Maintenance Program. We will come and inspect your coiling overhead doors before there are issues and take care of any broken or worn parts.

If you have further questions or concerns about keeping your coiling door ready for the winter months, Authority Dock & Door is always available. Their team wants your door to be durable and last, just like you.

Coiling Overhead Doors Offer Many Benefits

A coiling overhead door rolls up into a barrel when opened. The barrel is located either inside or outside the building, depending on the placement of the door. This type of commercial overhead door provides many benefits for warehouses, distribution centers, and other facilities.

This type of commercial door is very convenient and popular for warehouses or storage units that need a space-saving alternative to a sectional overhead door.

Protection From Weather

Coiling overhead doors protect the interior from inclement weather, such as extreme heat, cold, wind, rain, and snow. They protect stored items and workers by keeping a temperature-controlled environment.

Coiling overhead doors come in insulated or non-insulated options, and may be a good choice if your warehouse is located in an area with a harsh climate.

Security

Coiling overhead doors make the workspace more secure. They can be locked to prevent trespassers as well as pests. The working environment and materials are kept safe from dirt, debris, and pollution.

Convenience and Efficiency

Coiling overhead doors can be operated by remote control, making them very convenient for workers. Business owners who invest in these types of doors often find there is a boost in productivity and efficiency, as workers are provided with a safe and secure work environment. This way they can easily and quickly enter the areas that they have access to.

Why Choose Authority Dock & Door for Your Coiling Overhead Doors?

Authority Dock & Door offers coiling overhead doors in a variety of shapes and sizes to fit your every need. They come insulated or non-insulated, and with the right maintenance plan in place, they will protect your building and everything inside during the harshest winter months.

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