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"After two other companies couldn't figure out our fire door, GDoB had it inspected and re-certified the same week."
Property Manager, Jekyll IslandLoading Dock · Cold Storage · High-Cycle
High-Speed Fabric & Rubber Doors
Fast-opening fabric and rubber doors built for high-cycle commercial environments. Loading docks. Cold storage. Warehouse operations. Distribution centers.
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500+ Google reviews
IDEA Fire Door Certified
32 Years Commercial
NFPA-80 Fire Door Cert
IDEA + IDA Certified
Service Contracts
24/7 Emergency
Built for High Cycles
Up to 2 Million Cycles. Open in Seconds.
Standard commercial doors are not built for high-cycle operations. A loading dock runs 800 cycles a day. Standard doors fail in months. High-speed fabric and rubber doors are engineered for millions of cycles and open at 60 to 80 inches per second. Made for the operations that need them.
- Fabric high-speed roll-up doors
- Rubber bug-shield and exterior-rated doors
- Cold storage and freezer-rated assemblies
- Self-repairing crash-recovery designs
- Wind-rated exterior fabric doors
- 60 to 80 inches per second open speeds
- Up to 2 million cycle ratings
- Variable frequency drive controls
1994Local Since
NFPA80 Certified
IDEAFire Door Tech
24/7Emergency
Where High-Speed Doors Pay Off
Faster Doors. Lower Energy. Less Damage.
Energy Savings
Doors that close faster reduce heated or cooled air loss. Cold storage facilities see 15 to 25 percent energy savings.
Forklift Crash Recovery
Self-repairing fabric doors re-set after impact instead of needing service calls. Saves thousands per year in dock door damage.
Throughput Increase
Faster open and close cycles increase loading dock throughput. Distribution centers see 5 to 10 percent more loads per day.
Common Questions
Before You Call.
What is a self-repairing door?
Some high-speed fabric doors are designed to disengage from their tracks when struck (typically by a forklift) and automatically re-thread back into the tracks on the next cycle. Saves the service call.
How fast do high-speed doors open?
Standard high-speed fabric doors open at 60 to 80 inches per second. Some specialty units exceed 100 inches per second. Compare to a standard rolling steel door at 8 to 12 inches per second.
Are these doors weather-rated for exterior use?
Yes, exterior-rated rubber and reinforced fabric models handle wind, rain, and UV. We can also recommend interlock setups with exterior storm doors for severe weather.
How long do they last?
Properly maintained high-speed fabric and rubber doors typically last 7 to 15 years before major component replacement. Specific cycle life depends on operation count and environment.
Are they more expensive than standard rolling steel?
Yes, typically 2 to 4 times the install cost. Pays back through reduced damage, energy savings, and throughput increases in high-cycle environments.
From Real Customers
Property Managers Trust Us.
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"Service contract on our 14 dock doors. They show up quarterly, do the inspections, document everything. Zero emergencies in 18 months."
Operations Manager, Savannah Distribution★★★★★
"Property management calls. They handle our commercial doors and the NFPA fire inspections at our Coastal Georgia locations."
Building Manager, BrunswickIndustries We Serve in Coastal Georgia & NE Florida
Where High-Speed Doors Go to Work.
High-cycle facilities pay for high-speed doors in energy savings, throughput, and reduced downtime. Cold storage, food processing, fulfillment, and high-traffic loading docks.
Cold Storage & Food Distribution
Temperature separations and rapid-cycle openings at SeaPort Logistics in Brunswick, JAXPORT cold chain, Sysco distribution in Jacksonville, and US Foods. Every second of closure saves refrigeration cost. We spec and install for the duty cycle.
Food Processing
Poultry processors across Waycross and southeast Georgia, seafood docks in Darien and Brunswick, and beverage facilities along the I-95 corridor. Washdown-rated fabric and rubber doors that survive the line and meet sanitation requirements.
Manufacturing & Distribution
KIA Georgia in Liberty County, Toyota distribution in Jacksonville, and tier-one suppliers along the I-95 corridor. Plus e-commerce fulfillment: Amazon JAX, FedEx and UPS hubs. High-cycle doors built for throughput.
Ports & Hospital Corridors
Loading docks at the Port of Brunswick and JAXPORT where throughput is everything. Plus hospital service corridors at Southeast Georgia Health System, Memorial Health, Mayo Clinic, and Baptist Health where speed and infection control both matter.
Ready for a Site Assessment?
We come to your facility, inventory every door, and quote service contracts or repairs in writing.
Call (912) 209-4079