Rolling Doors

Rolling doors secure a business’ dock, bay, or store front. Site preparation available. We can take down walls, run the power feed, and haul away decommissioned doors. Frequently Asked Questions What types of rolling doors does American Door install?
We install steel roll up service doors, insulated roll up doors (AM625), fire-rated roll up doors, heavy-duty 600 Series rolling steel doors, rolling security grilles, fenestrated (punched) metal slat doors, the Titan Model 800 rolling steel door, self-storage doors, and EntrexGuard rolling aluminum doors. Can a rolling door be insulated for energy efficiency?
Yes. The AM625 heavy duty Insulated Roll Up Door has foamed-in-place polyurethane insulation and an all-around weatherseal to keep wind, water, and heat out, with a choice of over 200 colors, aluminum, steel, or stainless steel slats, vision lites, safety systems, and motorization. Are fire-rated rolling doors available?
Yes. Our fire-rated coiling roll up doors are NFPA and UL compliant, and their viscous governor technology makes them quieter and smoother-operating. Options include smoke detectors, special release devices, horns, strobes, and fire-rated vision lites. What’s the largest rolling door American Door can install?
The Titan Model 800 Rolling Steel Door, which can span up to 70 feet wide by 90 feet tall. It’s built with half-foot single crown slats and cast iron, zinc-plated windlocks, and can be configured to withstand winds of 85+ mph. Does American Door handle site preparation for a new rolling door?
Yes. Site preparation is available — we can take down walls, run the power feed, and haul away decommissioned doors, in addition to complete installation and electrical hookup. Can rolling doors include ventilation or visibility features?
Yes. Punched (fenestrated) metal slats add ventilation and visibility in a variety of patterns, and can be combined with a pass door, security grille, or curved slats.