Commercial Door Installation Done to Code. On Your Schedule.

A single sectional door in an existing opening typically runs one full day. Multiple doors, new openings with structural work, or fire-rated assemblies requiring inspection sign-off can take two to three days. We provide a timeline estimate during the free site survey and schedule work during your facility's off-hours or planned downtime when needed.

Yes. Commercial garage door installations in Texas require building permits in most jurisdictions. We submit the application, coordinate with the local building department, and schedule the inspection. Permit costs, which typically run $150 to $400 depending on the municipality, are included in the written quote we provide before you commit.

NFPA 80 is the standard for fire doors and fire windows, including fire-rated garage doors. It governs the rating (20-minute, 60-minute, 90-minute), materials, hardware, and installation requirements for doors in fire-rated separations. ANSI/DASMA 102 is the installation and testing standard for sectional steel doors and covers dimensional tolerances, spring system design, and load ratings. Both apply on commercial projects; we comply with each on the relevant door type.

We install sectional steel overhead doors, rolling steel security shutters, NFPA 80 fire-rated doors, and full-view glass-aluminum storefront doors. Sectional doors are the most common for warehouses and distribution centers. Rolling steel suits self-storage and areas where headroom is limited. Fire-rated doors apply to occupancy separations and multi-tenant buildings. Full-view glass-aluminum works for restaurants, breweries, and retail with indoor-outdoor flow.

Yes. We regularly schedule commercial installations during evening, weekend, or planned facility shutdowns. Distribution centers, restaurants, and retail locations often need overnight installs to stay open during the day. Off-hours scheduling carries a modest premium, which we itemize in the quote. Contact us to confirm availability for your window.

Facilities within approximately 60 miles of the Gulf Coast fall into high-wind design zones under the Texas Building Code, which references ASCE 7 wind maps. Required ratings typically run 90 to 130 mph depending on the county and occupancy type. We confirm your specific wind zone during the site survey, specify a compliant door, and coordinate the building inspection that verifies the installation.

Yes. Texas DPS Locksmith and Garage Door License License #B19847. We carry $2 million in general liability and workers' compensation on every commercial job. Every technician dispatched is employed by and insured through Pros On Call. We operate across 36 Texas markets and hold the same license on every project.

Yes. We coordinate directly with GCs during the construction phase to confirm rough-in dimensions, header and jamb requirements, and backroom clearance before ordering. We schedule around the construction timeline, typically after framing and rough electrical but before finishes. We handle permits and inspections so the GC does not need to carry that coordination.