Commercial overhead doors
Commercial Overhead Door Maintenance & Tune-Ups
Busy commercial doors wear out parts quickly. Regular maintenance catches worn springs, cables and rollers before they fail, so you can schedule repairs instead of dealing with a door that stops working.
What a tune-up covers
- Springs, cables, drums and bearings
- Rollers, hinges and track
- Lubrication of moving parts
- Door balance and travel
- Weatherseal and bottom seal
- Opener limits, force settings and safety devices
What you get
- A short written report on every door
- Notes on parts that are wearing out
- Prices for any repairs before we do them
- A schedule that fits how often your doors run
Service contracts
For buildings with several doors, we offer service agreements with scheduled visits and priority response. Ask us about a plan for your building.
How often?
Doors that cycle many times a day should be checked more often than doors that open a few times a week. We will suggest a schedule based on how your doors are used.
Maintenance work
Maintenance & Tune-Ups questions
Do you put maintenance in writing?
Yes. Every visit includes a short written report on each door we checked.
Do you do pre-winter inspections?
Yes. Fall is a good time to check springs, seals and openers before cold weather puts extra strain on them.
Can you maintain doors you did not install?
Yes. We maintain most brands of commercial doors and openers.
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Request service
Call, text or send a request
After-hours emergency service calls available. Door stuck open at night or a broken spring before a shipment? Call 513-650-0011.
Texting works well. Send a photo of the door and a short description of the problem, and we will reply with next steps.
513-650-0011 Text us at 513-650-0011 support@pro-link1.com 1 Sheakley Way, Suite 200, Cincinnati, OH 45246