Baltimore County
Dock equipment in Baltimore County
We repair levelers, seals, shelters, restraints, and dock doors.
A loading dock is a system, not just a door. The leveler bridges to the trailer. The seal or shelter keeps weather and conditioned air in place. The restraint prevents the trailer from creeping. The door closes over all of it. When one piece fails, the position stops earning. We service the whole dock instead of just one part.
The county has dock positions in three distinct flavors. Modern distribution buildings at White Marsh, Rosedale, and Middle River run hydraulic levelers and inflatable seals. Older manufacturing and food buildings around Dundalk and Halethorpe run mechanical levelers that have been rebuilt more than once. Behind the shopping centers from Catonsville to Perry Hall, single dock positions handle entire receiving operations.
Our trucks carry hold-down units, springs, slide bars, lip parts, hydraulic hoses, and the fasteners that go with them. A leveler inspected on a schedule rarely fails during a shipment. This is the main reason to put a multi-position dock on the planned maintenance program.
When a trailer hits a door, the honest answer is sometimes that the opening needs a new door rather than a repair. We will say so plainly, and we will make the position usable in the meantime.
One building, 28 trucks, 11 counties, dispatched to Baltimore County like every other.
Where we cover in Baltimore County
Towson, Dundalk, Essex, White Marsh, Owings Mills, Catonsville, Hunt Valley, Cockeysville, Sparrows Point, Reisterstown, Pikesville, Parkville.
Hydraulic levelers, seals, and restraints at the White Marsh and Rosedale distribution buildings
Rebuilt mechanical levelers in the older Dundalk and Halethorpe manufacturing stock
Single-position grocery and retail docks from Catonsville through Perry Hall
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Tell us where the door is and what it is doing. It is saved the moment you send it, and a person calls you back.
- Since
- 1947
- Trucks
- 28+
- Service calls a year
- 11,000
- Maryland counties
- 11