- Texas License #B19847
- Family Owned Since 2010
- Texas Markets 36
- Response · Central TX approx 14 min
- Dispatch 24 / 7
- Google Rating 4.9 / 5
WHAT THIS PAGE COVERS
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New Bay Door Installation
New sectional door into an existing or new opening. We confirm header capacity, order the correct panel size, and install the full assembly including torsion spring, track, and operator.
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Aging Door Replacement
Doors older than 15 years on 25,000-cycle springs cost more in downtime and repair calls than replacement. Modern 20-gauge R-12 doors with 100,000-cycle springs pay back in energy savings and reliability within 3 to 5 years.
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Insulation Upgrade
Replacing non-insulated or R-8 panels with R-18 polyurethane foam core doors. A single uninsulated 14-by-16-foot bay in a climate-controlled Austin or San Antonio facility loses $800 to $1,200 per year in HVAC. Payback on R-18 is typically 2 to 4 years.
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Hurricane Zone Compliance
Coastal Texas facilities within 60 miles of the Gulf often require wind-rated sectional doors under the Texas Building Code. We specify and install ANSI/DASMA 115 assemblies rated 90 to 130 mph, pull permits, and coordinate building inspector sign-off.
HOW COMMERCIAL SECTIONAL DOOR INSTALLATION WORKS
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Free On-Site Survey
We visit the facility to measure every opening, confirm header load capacity, verify headroom and side-room clearances, document existing spring and track conditions, and review your operational cycle count and scheduling constraints.
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Written Quote With Full Specifications
We provide a written quote specifying steel gauge, panel height and width, insulation R-value and foam type, spring cycle rating, track configuration, operator horsepower, wind load rating if applicable, and any permit costs. No surprises on installation day.
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Door Ordered, Permits Filed
We submit permit applications to the local building department and coordinate delivery timing. Standard commercial sectional doors in stock gauges arrive in 5 to 10 business days. Custom widths, R-22 foam cores, full-view glass-aluminum, and hurricane-rated assemblies run 3 to 6 weeks.
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Professional Installation
Factory-certified crews remove the old door, springs, hardware, and tracks, then install and balance the new sectional door, torsion spring assembly, weatherseals, operator, and safety sensors per ANSI/DASMA 102 and UL 325 requirements.
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Inspection Sign-Off and Walkthrough
We coordinate the building inspector visit where required, obtain sign-off, and walk your facilities manager through operating procedures, emergency manual release, spring rebalancing intervals, and annual maintenance schedule before we leave.
WHY INSULATION SPEC DRIVES REAL FINANCIAL RETURNS
R-Value Is Not a Spec Sheet Number. It Is an Annual Line Item.
Commercial sectional doors are the primary thermal break point for any climate-controlled facility. A single non-insulated steel panel in a loading dock opening has an effective R-value near zero. In a San Antonio or Houston facility running air conditioning from April through October, that uninsulated opening transfers heat in both directions at a rate that adds directly to your compressor runtime and electricity bill. An R-12 polyurethane foam-core door at the same opening reduces conductive heat transfer by roughly 92 percent compared to bare steel. An R-18 door with a thermal break eliminates nearly all conductive transfer through the panel face itself.
For a warehouse or distribution center with multiple bays, the aggregate savings make insulation spec a capital decision worth modeling before ordering. A facility with eight 14-by-16-foot bays replacing non-insulated doors with R-18 assemblies can recover $7,000 to $10,000 per year in HVAC cost at current Texas commercial electricity rates. We run the calculation during the site survey, show you the per-door and total payback period, and help you choose the right foam density and steel gauge for your specific usage pattern.
- R-12 to R-22 polyurethane foam core panels in 20-gauge to 14-gauge steel
- Thermal break construction on R-18 and R-22 doors eliminates conductive bridge
- ANSI/DASMA 102 installation on every sectional door, ANSI/DASMA 115 on wind-rated assemblies
- Spring cycle ratings from 50,000 to 200,000 cycles matched to your daily usage
R-22
Maximum insulation available on heavy-gauge commercial sectional panels, with polyurethane foam core and thermal break on both steel faces
$1,000+
Estimated annual HVAC loss through a single uninsulated 14-by-16-foot bay in a climate-controlled Texas facility
Since 2010
Texas-licensed family service, commercial and residential, across 36 Texas markets
Texas DPS License #B19847 · Bonded · Insured
COMPARE COMMERCIAL SECTIONAL DOOR TYPES
| Door Type | Panel Construction | Insulation R-Value | Typical Cost (installed) | Cycle Rating | Recommended Bay Use |
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| Insulated steel (R-12) | 20-gauge galvanized steel skins with injected polyurethane foam core; pinch-resistant hinge joints; galvanized hardware throughout | R-12 polyurethane foam -- best value for climate-controlled bays | $2,200 to $4,500 for a 10-by-10 opening installed; scales with width and height | 50,000 to 75,000 cycles standard; 100,000-cycle springs available | Warehouses, distribution center loading docks, light manufacturing bays, retail back-of-house |
| Heavy insulated steel (R-18+) | 18-gauge to 16-gauge galvanized steel with high-density polyurethane foam core and thermal break strip between interior and exterior panel faces | R-18 to R-22 with thermal break -- maximum energy performance; near-zero conductive transfer | $3,500 to $6,500 for a 10-by-10 opening installed; premium scales with gauge and foam density | 100,000 to 200,000 cycles; heavy-duty spring assemblies and commercial hardware required | Cold storage, food processing, pharmaceuticals, climate-critical manufacturing, fire stations |
| Full-view glass-aluminum | Class A aluminum extruded frame sections with tempered or insulated glass lites; thermally broken aluminum rail eliminates conductive bridge through frame | R-4 to R-6 with thermally broken frame and insulated glass; not suitable for cold storage | $4,000 to $9,000 for a 10-by-10 opening installed; custom frame color and glass spec standard | 25,000 to 50,000 cycles; commercial jackshaft operator required for smooth operation | Auto dealership service bays, breweries and taprooms, restaurant patio-flow openings, retail showrooms |
| Hurricane-rated impact | 20-gauge to 18-gauge reinforced steel with structural horizontal steel struts and engineered anchorage system; ANSI/DASMA 115 product approval required | R-12 to R-16 insulated options available; wind-rated assembly takes priority over foam density in coastal spec | $5,000 to $10,000 for a 10-by-10 opening installed; Miami-Dade or Texas product approval adds cost | 50,000 to 100,000 cycles; springs and hardware oversized for impact-rated door weight | Coastal Texas facilities within 60 miles of Gulf, emergency services, aviation hangars, high-value secure storage |
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I had “Pros On Call” change the locks on my home that I recently purchased. It was easy to get a hold of them, they made an appointment quickly and did a great job for a fair price. I had them come out about two weeks later and put a deadbolt lock on my front door as well and again - easy to get a hold of, they had to order an aged bronze deadbolt lock 🔐 but once it arrived they came out quickly, did a great job, were neat and it was a fair price. I highly recommend “Pros On Call” for all of your Locksmith needs! 5 Stars ⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️ for sure!!
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Josh was amazing! I called him when I was locked out of my car, and he arrived within 20 minutes. He was professional, fast, and had my car unlocked in no time. The whole process was stress free, and his pricing was fair. I really appreciate how quickly he came to help. Highly recommend Josh if you ever need a reliable locksmith!
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Josh was awesome, he came to the rescue and I didn’t have to wait longer than 30 minutes in total. He also was incredibly kind and understanding of my situation. Dropped off my kids, and somehow my key fab went missing! Also gave me a discount!!
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It sucks they charge an inconvenience fee of 49.00. Which I wish you would have mentioned this on our intial call. Transparency would have been to say hey we charge an inconvenience fee. Never once was this mentioned. When we spoke with the representative all she said was the locksmith will call you with a price. Never once did she say we take your payment info so we can charge you an inconvenience fee. If that was mentioned then this would have been handled differently. She made it seem like we need a card on file to help. Then they attempted to debit my card twice for two separate transactions for 49.00. I understand you run a business. But transparency is key. I specifically asked her what I would be charged for never once did she mention this. Lesson learned. Update***she reached out in regards to my Google review. Although I attempted to resolve per phone call. Shameless.
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Excellent service and high quality items! Roland was able to get me this key fob AND program it for a great price. Rechargeable fob is a lot more convenient than having to replace the battery every time it dies. Thank you !
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I have been a customer of pros on call for like over 2 years about and have had to call on them about 6 times. I had used several other locksmith in the prior 15 years but once Roland , one of many these pros came over I never use sny other locksmith service. I am very happy with this company I usually asks for Roland because I know him best and I have developed a kinda professional friendship with him but you can't lose no matter who it is that helps you. All top notch pros. I have called days and night. I am elderley snd lost my keys and I had some stolen. I would tell anyone that ask to call this company. You won't find any better. Here are a few keys Roland msde for me. I have 3 cars an a home. I have to locate my home keys do I didn't have the opputunity to take a picture of them but these here are greal examples.
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Super great experience! Roland was very fast at getting to where I was. Overall he did an amazing job! Plus super affordable prices, you can't beat that! 10/10
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Locksmith Roland provided exceptional service at a affordable price point, and I highly recommend both the individual and the company. 💯
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I had Zach come out to the property that I purchased out in Luling, Texas. It’s about 10 acres, and it has a garage with a corroded lock. Out of all the companies I have called, which is roughly 5 to 6. He was able to take my call, head out the next day, and take care of the corroded lock I need fixed on my property. He was extremely professional and helped me by giving me instructions on how to operate the lock as well! I’m in the military and not able to be in the area, so he was very understanding and professional. Highly recommend!
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Josh was amazing!!! Got us back up and running with two new key fobs in less than 30 mins. He definitely knows his business and has the experience. Got a great deal and I will definitely be calling him the next time we are in need of assistance again. Thank you, Josh!
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Zach got to me asap and even called to make sure we were communicating the right location of my truck! Within 10 minutes it was open and running! He’s the man! Thank you so much for the quick turnaround!
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Their response time was great. Orlando did a great job. No replacement parts were needed and repairs took an hour. I was badly disappointed at the high bill, even with a military discount. Maybe that is why I couldn’t get an approximate estimate before Orlando came. Bottom line : good work, too expensive
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Very helpful and super friendly. They were able to unlock my door in minutes at an affordable price! Even offered spare key services!
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Miguel was very professional and efficient in his work he was very easy to work with and quick in doing his job
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He was very fast, was able to make me a key and a spare when I was stranded
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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
What is the difference between 24-gauge and 20-gauge commercial sectional panels?
Gauge number measures steel thickness inversely: the lower the number, the thicker the steel. 24-gauge panels are 0.0239 inches thick and common on residential doors. 20-gauge commercial panels run 0.0359 inches thick, about 50 percent heavier, which translates to significantly better dent resistance, panel rigidity, and spring system longevity. For loading dock bays, distribution centers, and any opening seeing daily forklift traffic, 20-gauge is the practical minimum. 18-gauge and 16-gauge options are available for high-cycle or hurricane-zone applications.
How much can an R-18 insulated commercial door reduce HVAC costs?
For a climate-controlled facility, an insulated 14-by-16-foot bay door can recover $800 to $1,200 per year in HVAC cost compared to a non-insulated door at the same opening. At R-18 with a thermal break, that savings moves to the upper range because the foam core and broken steel section nearly eliminate conductive heat transfer through the panel face. For a distribution center with eight bays, the aggregate annual savings can reach $7,000 to $9,600. Payback on the R-18 premium over a standard R-8 door is typically 2 to 4 years at Texas electricity rates. We calculate the specific payback during the site survey using your square footage, insulation spec, and utility rate.
What does Class A aluminum full-view mean for commercial sectional doors?
Full-view glass-aluminum sectional doors use an aluminum frame and glass lite panels rather than steel skins. Class A refers to the aluminum alloy and temper rating governing structural performance and finish durability under AAMA 2604 and similar standards. Thermally broken aluminum full-view doors use a polyamide strip separating the interior and exterior aluminum members, which reduces conductive heat transfer to an effective R-value of 4 to 6. They are appropriate for auto dealership service bays, breweries, restaurants with patio-flow access, and retail showrooms where natural light and visual openness matter more than maximum insulation.
Do you install hurricane-rated sectional doors in Texas?
Yes. Coastal facilities within approximately 60 miles of the Gulf Coast are in high-wind design zones under the Texas Building Code, which references ASCE 7 wind maps. We install sectional doors rated to ANSI/DASMA 115 and 116 standards, with field-verified wind ratings from 90 to 130 mph depending on door size, anchorage, and the specific Miami-Dade or Texas product approval. We pull the permit, supply the approved door assembly, and coordinate the building inspector visit for the wind load sign-off required for certificate of occupancy in coastal counties.
What cycle ratings should I specify for a distribution center door?
A busy distribution center bay door typically operates 20 to 60 cycles per day. At 40 cycles daily, a 25,000-cycle spring assembly exhausts in under 2 years. The correct specification for most distribution center doors is a 100,000-cycle torsion spring and 50,000-cycle hardware package, which provides a 7 to 14-year operational life under normal usage without replacing the spring assembly. High-cycle facilities running 80 or more cycles per day should specify 200,000-cycle springs rated for that duty class. We calculate your expected annual cycles during the site survey and recommend the spring and hardware package accordingly.
Can polyurethane insulation panels be field-cut for non-standard openings?
No. Polyurethane foam is injected between two steel skins during manufacturing and cures bonded to both faces. Field-cutting exposes the foam core, compromises the panel integrity, and voids the manufacturer warranty. Non-standard openings require factory-ordered panels in custom widths or heights. Standard lead times for custom-size commercial sectional doors run 3 to 6 weeks depending on the manufacturer and steel gauge. We confirm opening dimensions during the site survey, order correctly sized panels, and do not start field-cutting. For urgent timelines, we identify the closest standard-size panel that fits with minor jamb modification and present that option.
Is your commercial sectional door work licensed in Texas?
Yes. Texas DPS Locksmith and Garage Door License #B19847. We carry $2 million in general liability and workers' compensation on every commercial job. All technicians are employed and insured through Pros On Call. We operate across 36 Texas markets and hold the same license on every project.
How long does commercial sectional door installation take?
A single new sectional door into a prepared opening with a header already in place typically runs 4 to 8 hours depending on door size, steel gauge, and operator type. Multiple doors in a build-out, doors requiring new structural headers, or fire-rated assemblies requiring inspection sign-off add time. We provide a timeline estimate during the site survey and schedule work during your facility's off-hours or planned downtime when operational continuity is required.
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