Commercial roller doors
Commercial roller doors for North Auckland businesses
Light commercial roller doors for workshops, farm sheds and garages, specified for the opening they are going into. Every commercial garage door here is made from New Zealand steel.
Light commercial COLORSTEEL® and Zincalume roller doors
For workshops, retail premises and farm sheds. Felt-lined running strips for smooth, quiet operation, steel door stops, and reinforced plastic drum wheels. Every door gets custom-built springs balanced to it, and angled steel wall brackets.
- High-quality New Zealand steel
- Openings up to 4.8m wide by 4.5m high, with options available for larger
- Zincalume or COLORSTEEL®
- Guide sizes: 40mm, 63mm or 100mm
- Commercial-grade automatic openers or manual chain drive
- Custom-built solutions for oversized openings or sites near the ocean
Built for the way the building is used
The right specification depends on the size of the opening, how often the door cycles and what is behind it.
Custom-built springs balanced to the door, felt-lined running strips so it runs quietly over a working day, and angled steel wall brackets. Guide sizes to suit the opening rather than whatever comes in the box.
Security without an ugly shopfront. Operation stays quiet on a customer-facing site, and the full COLORSTEEL range or a powdercoat colour means the door can carry your branding.
Wide openings for vehicle and machinery access, a manual chain drive so a power cut does not shut you out, and a specification that suits a rural site rather than a suburban garage.
Finish options
The full range, to match the rest of the building exterior.
Premium powdercoat finishes where you need an exact colour.
Unpainted steel, where corrosion resistance matters more than colour.
The door face is the largest flat surface on most buildings. It can carry your livery.
How a light commercial install runs
Commercial work is scheduled around your operation, not ours.
- Step 1
We talk through what the door has to do, how often, and what is behind it.
- Step 2
Site assessment: the opening, the structure, access and wind zone.
- Step 3
A specification and a detailed quote, with no hidden costs.
- Step 4
Installation scheduled to minimise disruption, then staff training on safe operation and a maintenance plan.
Colours and finishes
The same COLORSTEEL® range as our residential doors, plus Zincalume and premium powdercoat where the door has to carry your branding. Screen colour is indicative only.
Why work with us
The sectional and roller doors we fit are manufactured at Windsor's Auckland facility. Building them here is what keeps the wait between quote and installation short.
Expect about two weeks from accepting the quotation to installation day. Specialist architectural doors and powder coated finishes take a little longer.
If your door has failed and the car is stuck inside, we aim to be with you the same day, and we will tell you straight away if we cannot.
Our best-selling range is locally manufactured NZ COLORSTEEL, with a 10 year warranty against defects. Standard non-COLORSTEEL doors carry 2 years.
Locally owned, serving Warkworth, Mangawhai and Silverdale. We know which products last in North Auckland conditions.
Our team gets it right the first time, which is why the Google reviews read the way they do.
Competitive rates, and we measure up and quote before you commit to anything.
Chris handles your job start to finish. No account manager in between.
Other doors we fit
Six profiles, the full colour range, insulation and window options.
Nothing runs back into the room, and they cost a little less than a sectional door.
For coastal homes, where salt air eats steel.
Real cedar, 20 stain shades, horizontal or vertical panels.
Autex on a new door or retrofitted to your existing one.
Automate a new door, or the one already on your wall.
Common questions
The light commercial roller door range covers openings up to 4.8m wide by 4.5m high as standard. Larger openings are available as a custom build, and we do them regularly on farm sheds and workshops. Tell us the opening dimensions and roughly how often the door will cycle, and we will tell you what it needs and what it will cost.
The door is built for the number of cycles a working building puts through it. Heavier gauge steel, custom-built springs balanced to that specific door, guide sizes chosen for the opening, and commercial-grade openers or a manual chain drive. A residential roller door pressed into a workshop or a farm shed will do the job for a while and then start costing you in repairs, which is the failure we get called out to most on rural sites.
Yes, and it changes the specification. Custom builds for oversized openings and for sites near the ocean are part of the light commercial range, and we raise the salt exposure at the site assessment rather than waiting for you to ask. On this coastline the finish decides how long the door lasts, so a shed at Snells Beach and a shed inland at Wellsford do not get the same door.
Yes, and that is a good part of our light commercial work. It makes no difference who supplied the door or how old it is. We service and repair light commercial roller doors and their openers across North Auckland and Rodney, including breakdowns. Give us a call with the door type, the approximate age and what it is doing, and we will tell you whether it is a repair or whether the door has reached the end of its life.
We have technicians on the road across North Auckland and Rodney every day, so a commercial door that has failed gets prioritised over routine work. Phone rather than emailing if the door is stuck and the business has stopped, and say so when you call, because that is what moves you up the run. A door that will not close is a security problem as well as an operational one, and we treat it that way.
Yes. The door face is usually the largest flat surface on a commercial building, so it is worth using. We can supply doors in the full COLORSTEEL range, in premium powdercoat for an exact colour match to your livery, or Zincalume where corrosion resistance matters more than appearance. Custom branding options are available, and it is worth discussing at quote stage rather than after the door is on the wall.
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Talk to Chris about your building
Tell us the opening size, how often the door cycles and what is behind it, and we will come back with a specification and a price. No obligation.
We're a family business. Chris owns it, quotes it and answers the phone himself, so you get a straight answer the first time you ask.