The first important consideration when choosing a garage door for your business is your everyday usage. For instance, a storefront or a restaurant may only use their garage door once a day at opening and closing time whereas a refrigerated warehouse may need to have their garage door in constant use.

As such, it will be important for us to get a sense of what kind of usage your garage door will get so that we can recommend:

• Sectional doors. Sectional garage doors are one of the most common designs for commercial spaces, as they are versatile, durable, and secure. They can be constructed using a variety of different materials, with or without windows, and with insulation for energy efficiency. They are a good option for a range of commercial uses such as restaurants, mechanic garages, storage facilities, and more. And, because they can be modified for high speed opening and closing, they are also well-suited to warehouses, production plants, and firehouses that require fast entry and exit of trucks and other machinery. A sectional garage door is mounted along the ceiling of the space, making it a good space-saving option in many settings.
• Full view doors. Full view glass garage doors are a type of sectional door that is well-suited for firehouses as well as restaurants, breweries, and shopping centers. They have all the functionality of a sectional door but with the aesthetic benefit of plenty of natural light
• Roll-up doors. Roll-up or rolling garage doors are made to raise and lower on a coil mounted above the interior opening of the garage door frame. Their unique design makes them highly durable, easy to use, and very space efficient. In fact, they are preferable in large, spacious warehouse settings with ceilings that are too high for a ceiling-mounted sectional door. Rolling doors are great for high traffic spaces such as delivery centers, airports and commercial carports.