Rolling Steel and Roll-Up Door Repair in Port Moody

Port Moody gets heavy winter rain, and with steep forested slopes on both sides many sites see little direct sun in winter. A rolling door in that kind of spot rarely dries out. Dirt and moisture build up in the guides, and the curtain starts to stick or jam part way.

We clean and lubricate the guides, straighten or replace bent ones, and check the slat ends where they ride in the guide. Regular cleaning slows rust and keeps the curtain running freely.

When a manual roll-up door has become heavy, the spring tension has usually dropped. Dirty or bent guides add to the effort. Adjusting the tension and cleaning the guides fixes many doors in one visit.

If a door is opened many times a day, motorizing it can make sense. That works if the curtain and barrel are in good shape, and we add an operator sized for the door with safety controls. When the motor hums but the curtain doesn't move, we check for a jam before blaming the motor.

Dented slats from a cart or vehicle can often be replaced one at a time if they are a standard profile. A curtain that is badly bent or rusted is sometimes better replaced whole.

We replace bent bottom bars and worn weather strips that let rain in, and service security shutters and grilles over windows and counters, in Moody Centre, around Newport Village and Suter Brook, and elsewhere in the city. We also work in Coquitlam, Port Coquitlam, Surrey and New Westminster.