Doors and equipment we install
- Insulated and non-insulated sectional steel doors
- Full view aluminum and glass doors for storefronts, restaurants and showrooms
- Commercial operators with wall controls and remote access
- High cycle spring packages for heavily used doors
- Photo eyes and sensing edges
- Replacement of existing doors in service bays and warehouses
Real examples from our jobs
Specifying the right door
- Usage. A door that opens a few times a day and one that opens every few minutes need different springs and operators.
- Insulation. Conditioned spaces benefit from insulated sections and good perimeter seals.
- Visibility. Glass doors bring in daylight and let customers see in. Tempered and insulated glass options are available.
- Clearance. Headroom and side room determine the track layout, including high lift and vertical lift configurations.
- Wind and code requirements. We specify to the requirements that apply to your building and jurisdiction.
Our process
- Site visit to measure openings and review how the doors will be used
- Written proposal with door and operator specifications
- Scheduling around your business hours where possible
- Installation, balancing, operator setup and safety device testing
- Walkthrough with your staff on operation and manual release
Glass doors for restaurants and storefronts
Full view aluminum doors have become a familiar sight on Austin patios, taprooms and retail fronts, because they open a wall to the outside in a few seconds. The same door style is covered for homeowners in our full view glass door guide.
What to expect from a Tier One visit
Call or send a request
Tell us what the door is doing. We’ll give you the earliest time we can be there.
We diagnose the problem
The technician inspects the whole door system, not only the part that failed.
You approve the price
You get a clear explanation and the price before any work begins.
We repair and test
The door is repaired, balanced and safety tested before we leave.
Commercial Garage Door Installation FAQs
Do you work with general contractors and builders?
Yes. Send plans or opening dimensions and we will provide a proposal. Call (512) 273-3798 to get started.
How long is the lead time on commercial doors?
It varies with the door type, size and finish. We will give you a specific lead time with the proposal.
Can you replace a door without changing the operator?
Sometimes. If the existing operator is in good condition and matched to the new door’s size and weight, it can be reused.
