{LOCATION} COMMERCIAL GARAGE DOOR SALES & SERVICES
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Material: Aluminum sectional frame with glass or polycarbonate glazing, plus a choice of style widths, finishes, and track styles.
Ideal use: Where daylight, visibility, and a modern look matter — auto service bays, fire stations, showrooms, restaurants, and retail storefronts.
Speed/insulation: Standard sectional operation, built for light and aesthetics rather than thermal sealing; corrosion-resistant and low-maintenance.
Material: Rolling steel curtain from the FireKing® collection, available with UL or FM labels for masonry and non-masonry walls.
Ideal use: Code-required fire separations in manufacturing, industrial, institutional, and retail buildings — in both service-door and counter openings.
Safety feature: Closes automatically during a fire or alarm event, with the Fire Sentinel® time-delay release controlling closure.
Material: RapidFlex® flexible fabric curtain — interior models (990/991/992) and heavier exterior models (993/994) tested to 19.5–22.0 psf wind load.
Speed: Fast-cycling to separate spaces and control airflow across high-traffic interior and exterior openings.
Ideal use/insulation: Warehouses, food processing, and clean environments; field-repairable curtains reduce downtime. Standard non-insulated curtain.
Material/insulation: RapidFreeze™ insulated fabric curtain with quad-sealed guides and an optional heated air curtain to fight condensation.
Ideal use: Interior freezer and cooler openings where temperatures swing sharply side-to-side — cold storage, food and beverage, distribution.
Speed: High-speed cycling minimizes the time cold air escapes, protecting both product and energy costs.
Material: Rigid metal curtain — RapidShield® solid or RapidView® vision-panel — with a springless, high-cycle design.
Speed: Opens at up to 80 inches per second to cut drafts, energy loss, and wait time at busy openings.
Ideal use: Exterior or high-traffic industrial entries that need security and speed; minimal-maintenance build with curtain monitoring and a wireless reversing edge.
Material: RapidFlex® NBR rubber curtain reinforced with polyester weave — petrochemical-resistant and rated to 27.0 psf wind load.
Ideal use: Heavy-duty exterior and industrial openings exposed to weather, wash-down, or chemical conditions.
Speed/durability: High-speed operation with breakaway-and-self-reset, infrared obstruction detection, and an industry-leading five-year door-system warranty.
Material: Three-layer sandwich construction — galvanized steel inner and outer skins around an insulating core for strength plus thermal performance.
Ideal use: The everyday workhorse for warehouses, distribution centers, and manufacturing bays that run a door hard all day.
Insulation: Insulated core helps hold interior temperatures and cut noise — a smart fit for heated or climate-sensitive buildings.
Material: Compact coiling door in metal curtain, wood curtain, or integral frame-and-sill versions, for openings up to 20′ wide × 9′ high.
Ideal use: Concession stands, pharmacies, reception windows, cafeterias, and retail service counters that need to secure a smaller opening after hours.
Speed/insulation: Manual or motorized; designed to close off a counter or pass-through cleanly and securely.
Material: Upward-coiling interlocking steel slats, with one of the widest ranges of slat profiles, curtain materials, and colors available.
Ideal use: Loading docks, warehouses, and any opening where sideroom and headroom are tight — fits openings up to 1,500 sq. ft.
Speed/insulation: Manual, chain, or motor-operated for steady commercial-duty cycles.
Material: Single-layer rolled steel curtain with quick-connect components and a universal guide that installs into concrete, masonry, steel, or wood.
Ideal use: Budget-minded commercial openings from 3’×7′ up to 20’×16′ — storage, light industrial, and back-of-house entries; available in various colors and sizes.
Speed/insulation: Roller bearings deliver quieter, smoother operation and longer life.
Material: Lighter-duty Allura® aluminum shutter with solid or perforated slats and a range of powder-coat finishes.
Ideal use: Securing high-traffic interior openings — mall storefronts, pharmacies, hospital corridors — while keeping sightlines and a finished look.
Speed/insulation: Light security closure rather than a thermal or heavy-industrial door, with finishes that match the surrounding space.
Material: Heavy 12-gauge curved steel slats (built on the Model 610 platform) with a reinforced double-angle bottom bar; the curved profile sheds water to slow corrosion.
Ideal use: Storm shelters and safe-room openings that need reinforced protection and controlled, reliable closure.
Safety/operation: Ships standard with the RSX® Fire Door operator and a fuse-link drop-on-alarm tied to single push-button activation.
Material: Steel sectional panels in insulated or non-insulated builds, with a choice of panel profiles, track, and hardware to fit the project.
Ideal use: The economical baseline for general warehouse, light industrial, and service-bay openings where durability and reliability come first.
Speed/insulation: Standard sectional operation; insulation is optional depending on whether the space is conditioned.
Material: Side-folding or upward-coiling grilles in aluminum, stainless, or galvanized steel; clear anodized finish standard, with pattern and color options.
Ideal use: Securing mall storefronts, retail entries, and interior openings while keeping visibility and airflow; the side-folding version has one of the shortest stacking dimensions available.
Speed/insulation: Manual or optional electric-motor operation; an open see-through grille, providing security, rather than a weather or thermal barrier.
Material: Premium insulated sectional door with a foamed-in-place, fully encapsulated polyurethane core between steel skins, plus thermal breaks and PVC joint seals.
Insulation: Top-tier thermal performance; CFC-free foam that holds its R-value long-term and one of the lowest air-infiltration ratings in the industry.
Ideal use: Conditioned warehouses, cold-chain-adjacent spaces, and any facility where heating and cooling costs matter; wind-load options available.
Material: Commercial and industrial sectional doors built with wind-load reinforcement (available on both steel and Thermacore® models).
Ideal use: Buildings that must stand up to high winds and extreme weather, with the wind rating matched to your local code and region.
Speed/insulation: This is a wind-load upgrade to a sectional door rather than its own insulation class — your Red Ribbon Distributor specs the right rating.
OUR GARAGE DOOR INSTALLATION PROCESS
Purchase a Garage Door for Your Home
Overhead Door™ offers a variety of the highest quality products, making us your one-stop shop for residential garage doors, commercial garage doors, garage door openers, and accessories. We carry a full line of parts, remotes, circuit boards, capacitors, carriages, decorative hardware, and more! All Overhead Door™ products feature the quality and innovation you’ve come to expect from the company that invented the original overhead door more than 95 years ago.
Schedule Installation of Your Garage Door
Overhead Door Company™ offers a wide range of repair, maintenance, and installation services for all types of residential and commercial overhead doors as well as garage door openers and accessories. We are proud to provide the best service in the industry and are ready to take care of your garage door needs with the utmost professionalism.
Meet Our Skilled Garage Door Installation Technicians
Our story begins in 1921, when Overhead Door™ Corporation’s founder, C. G. Johnson, invented the upward-lifting garage door. In 1926, he followed this with the electric garage door opener. For over 100 years, the Overhead Door™ brand has stood for product quality, expertise, and professional service.
REVIEWS FROM OUR CUSTOMERS
Posted on Michele Hines We have been using this company for 30 yrs.+ and have received very prompt and professional service! We will continue to use them for our repairsPosted on Alicia Murphy I love my new door! It adds beautiful curb appeal to our home! I was a little concerned about losing the historic look but it adds to it! Cole was SO professional and polite! Ryan was great also.....even when I kept confusing my install date. :)Posted on Greg Felder Anthony was our technician for our garage door motor installs (2). He was very professional and courteous. He cleaned up after himself and made sure we understood everything about the new motors before he left. I would highly recommend your company and Anthony to any of our friends or family if they would need garage door work.Posted on Sharon Haeflinger Kyle came to service our gas fireplace. He quickly identified the problem and replaced the needed part on the spot. He also painted a worn baffle that looked bad, made it look like new! He also recommend some other services that Overhead provides that we were not aware of. Kyle was polite and knowledgeable, I’d highly recommend this company.Posted on Douglas Warner Had a problem with our automatic garage door, called in the morning and someone came out before noon,Kirk took great care of us and had it up and running in no time he even replaced the light bulbs I would highly recommend to anyone that needs their door servicedPosted on Mich V Called and need my garage door fixed the same day. They where able to send someone out to fix it. What a life saver. I would recommend them to friends and familyPosted on Bob Garney Great service! Great installers!Posted on Carey Babka My garage door looks great! Thanks Cody Brown for an awesome job!!Posted on Yahana Ramsey-Evans Talon was Very Professional and Polite when ever I need work I will request him because he’s very knowledgeable about the work he does and let’s you know if can be repaired or if you need to replace it Thank You Talon for the service and opportunity to do businessPosted on Charles L Stoner (Charlie) Final result… repair successful and garage door working better than at anytime since owning the home. Talon & Derek were timely, efficient and most of all effective specialists. Also enjoyed the personable approach and conversational exchange. I want these two if I ever have a future need pls. 👍😁Google rating score: 4.6 of 5, based on 130 reviews
Frequently Asked Questions About {LOCATION} RESIDENTIAL GARAGE DOORS SALES & SERVICES
What is the most common garage door problem?
Malfunctioning sensors are one of the most common garage door repair problems people experience. Some of the usual causes include misaligned sensors: a blinking red light means the sensor is out of alignment. You can usually realign your sensors by gently adjusting them until the red light stops blinking.
How many years does a garage door last?
Though multiple factors will determine the actual lifespan of a garage door, usually a garage door will last between 15-30 years. Depending on where the garage is installed, it may be exposed to floods, storms, adverse weather conditions, and environmental factors.
