Unlike residential garage doors which typically serve a singular and specific purpose, commercial garage doors can vary significantly depending on the business and facility. The most common types of doors for commercial use include:

• • Sectional Doors–By far the most used variety of commercial garage doors are segmented panel, or sectional doors. These doors are typically more insulated and durable while serving the basic functions of other large doors.
  • Roll-up Doors–Made of interlocking panels, roll-up commercial doors can be easier to maintain than other varieties of commercial doors if regular maintenance is scheduled and kept up.
  • Fire-rated Doors–Specially designed to stop the spread of fire, fire-rated doors for commercial use are carefully inspected by trained professionals to ensure that each component meets regulatory requirements and industry standards. Installing these doors can help keep your business and its employees safe, as well as ensure that your commercial building is up to code.
  • Full-View Doors–Typically made of glass paneling, full-view doors are great options for showroom style commercial settings. The glass paneling on this type of door can also provide insulating and climate-related benefits.
  • Materials–Nearly all commercial garage doors have a base material of either aluminum or steel, and each offer unique benefits and drawbacks.