Industrial door servicing, maintenance and repairs
Keep your industrial doors and roller shutters safe, reliable and ready for work with planned maintenance from Alliance Industrial Doors.
Help prevent faults before they disrupt your business
Industrial doors are often used repeatedly throughout the working day. Over time, moving components can wear, fixings can loosen and developing faults can affect the safe and reliable operation of the equipment.
Alliance Industrial Doors provides planned servicing, preventative maintenance and repair support for commercial and industrial premises. Whether you operate a single roller shutter or manage multiple doors across several sites, we can tailor a maintenance arrangement around your equipment, operating environment and level of use.
Maintain reliability, access and security
Regular servicing can help identify wear, damage and developing faults before they cause a more serious breakdown or interrupt access to your premises.
- Help reduce unexpected breakdowns and disruption
- Identify worn or damaged components at an earlier stage
- Improve operational reliability and site security
- Maintain clear service records for your files
- Plan remedial work before faults become more serious
- Support the longer working life of your doors
Planned Preventative Maintenance contracts
Our Planned Preventative Maintenance contracts provide a structured way to manage industrial doors and roller shutters. The arrangement can be tailored to the number and type of doors at your premises, how frequently they are operated, their condition and the requirements of your business.
Scheduled service visits
Service visits can be arranged at suitable intervals based on the equipment, its condition, operating environment and frequency of use.
Preventative maintenance
Our engineers can carry out lubrication, adjustments, alignment checks, operational testing and inspection of essential moving components.
Safety-related checks
The exact inspection will depend on the design of each door, but may include controls, safety devices, emergency operating equipment and other safety-related components.
Detailed service documentation
Following the visit, service records can detail the doors inspected, work completed, defects identified, safety concerns and recommended remedial work.
Repair recommendations
Where worn or damaged components are identified, we will explain the issue and provide practical recommendations or a quotation for suitable repairs.
Priority support
Priority call-out arrangements and preferential repair rates can be discussed as part of a maintenance agreement.
Practical support when a door is damaged or unreliable
A faulty industrial door can affect access, security and daily operations. Alliance can assess the problem, explain the work required and provide a quotation for suitable repairs or replacement components.
- Doors not opening or closing correctly
- Damaged curtains, laths, panels or guides
- Motor and control faults
- Alignment and movement problems
- Unusual noise or excessive vibration
- Worn or damaged components
A more dependable way to manage your doors
Planned maintenance cannot guarantee that a door will never fail, but it can identify many developing problems before they result in a more serious breakdown.
Reduced downtime
Developing faults can be identified and planned for before they interrupt access, security or production.
Clear maintenance records
Service documentation provides a useful record of inspections, work completed and defects identified.
Predictable costs
A planned agreement makes annual maintenance easier to budget and reduces reliance on reactive call-outs.
Clear reporting after each visit
Following an inspection, the service documentation can record the equipment inspected, the work completed and any problems identified. Where further work is required, we will explain the issue and recommend an appropriate next step.
Your service report may include:
- The doors and equipment inspected
- Maintenance and adjustments completed
- Defects or signs of deterioration found
- Safety concerns requiring attention
- Recommended repairs or replacement components
- Further observations relevant to ongoing maintenance
How often should doors be inspected and serviced?
The correct interval depends on the door, its level of use, its condition and the manufacturer's instructions. As a practical starting point, Alliance recommends the following:
Standard industrial doors and shutters
Standard-use industrial doors and roller shutters should receive a professional inspection and service at least once a year.
Frequently used doors
Doors operating more than 12 cycles per day should generally be serviced every four to six months. Very high usage, harsh conditions or repeated faults may require shorter intervals.
Fire-exit doorsets
Alliance recommends a professional service at least every six months, supported by routine site checks to confirm that escape routes remain clear and that doors, panic bars and push pads open readily.
Fire-resisting doors and shutters
Release, closing and safety functions should be inspected and tested by a competent person at least every six months, unless the manufacturer's manual, fire-risk assessment or fire strategy requires a shorter interval.
Tell us about your site and your doors
Send us the information you currently have and we can discuss the most appropriate servicing arrangement for your premises.
Telephone: 01384 251 951
Useful information to include
- Your company name and site location
- The approximate number of doors or roller shutters
- Whether the doors are manually or electrically operated
- The types of doors installed, where known
- Whether any doors form part of an emergency escape route
- Any existing faults, damage or reliability concerns
- Whether you currently have a maintenance agreement
Industrial door servicing questions
Will we receive a service report?
Service documentation can record the doors inspected, work completed and any defects or recommended repairs identified during the visit.
Can you cover several doors or multiple sites?
Yes. A Planned Preventative Maintenance proposal can be tailored around the number and types of doors at one site or across several premises.
Discuss a servicing arrangement for your premises
Tell us approximately how many doors you have and where the site is located. We can then discuss a suitable maintenance proposal.
