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Commercial & industrial

Planned Maintenance Program

Scheduled inspections find wear early, so repairs can be planned and there are fewer unexpected shutdowns. Contact us for a free quote.

Planned Maintenance Program

A door inspected on a schedule fails less often. When it does fail, it happens on a quiet morning instead of during a shipment. The program is built around your building. You choose how often we come and how the work is billed. The benefits start the day you enroll, and there is no charge to join.

When to call

  • Breakdowns are rerouting workflow and adding labor cost

  • Emergency repair spending is climbing year over year

  • Shipping and receiving back up whenever a dock position goes down

  • The same door gets repaired twice for the same fault

  • Nobody can say when a door was last inspected, or by whom

What happens when you call

Step 1, You call or send the request: Tell us the building and roughly how many doors, docks, and operators it has. Step 2, We inspect on site: A technician walks the equipment and lists what is there, what condition it is in, and what is likely to fail first. Step 3, You choose frequency and cost basis: Monthly, quarterly, or semi-annual visits, billed time and material at discounted rates or at a fixed price per visit. Step 4, Visits run on the schedule: The same inspect, adjust, lubricate, tighten routine every time, with the findings written down and left with you.
  1. Step 1

    You call or send the request

    Tell us the building and roughly how many doors, docks, and operators it has.

  2. Step 2

    We inspect on site

    A technician walks the equipment and lists what is there, what condition it is in, and what is likely to fail first.

  3. Step 3

    You choose frequency and cost basis

    Monthly, quarterly, or semi-annual visits, billed time and material at discounted rates or at a fixed price per visit.

  4. Step 4

    Visits run on the schedule

    The same inspect, adjust, lubricate, tighten routine every time, with the findings written down and left with you.

On the truck

  • Lubricants for bearings, chains, gear reducers, and pivot points
  • Rollers, hinges, and end locks
  • Cables, drums, and shaft bearings
  • Limit switches and safety devices
  • Chain hoist chain, sprockets, and clutch parts
  • Dock leveler springs, hold-down parts, and lip hardware

How the program works

Enrollment is free, there is no minimum term, and every benefit starts immediately.

1. Choose the frequency

  • Monthly
  • Quarterly
  • Semi-annual

2. Choose the cost basis

  • Time and material, using discounted parts and labor pricing
  • Fixed price per visit, quoted after an on-site inspection of your equipment

3. The benefits start

  • 10 percent discount on future service calls, parts and labor
  • Priority scheduling on emergency service calls
  • No overtime charges on weekday service calls

Doors

  • Inspect rollers, bearings, cables, chains, shafts, track, slats, end locks, bottom bars, and alignment
  • Adjust spring counterbalance assemblies, door level, and track spacing
  • Lubricate counterbalance shaft bearings, rollers, hinges, chain hoists, and disconnects
  • Tighten hinges, couplings, drums, track brackets, and hangers

Operators

  • Inspect operator bearings, disconnect linkage and ropes, chain hoist assemblies, safety equipment, treadle hoses, and high speed door controls
  • Adjust clutch, brake, and limit assemblies, and high speed door controls
  • Lubricate bearings, chains, gear reducers, disconnects, and pivot points
  • Tighten sprockets, brake solenoids, draw-bar arms, and hook-ups

Dock levelers

  • Inspect hold-down unit, springs, slide bar, rear hinges, lip assembly, and hydraulic hoses and connections
  • Adjust deck counterbalances, lip assembly, hold-down unit, and linkage
  • Lubricate pivot points, rear hinges, lip hinge, and shaft
  • Tighten linkage fasteners and cable clamps

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Request service

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.

A ZIP code is enough if you would rather not type the address.

Is this a business or a home?

Make, model, and door number help, but a sentence is plenty.

For example: today if you can, or Thursday morning.

Since
1947
Trucks
28+
Service calls a year
11,000
Maryland counties
11