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Our Work

12 photographs from jobs, not a product catalog.

Real jobs, photographed on site. We have kept this to work rather than product renders: a door off its track, a cable that has come off its drum, a commercial bay, a glass door on a finished elevation. If you want to see what a given fault looks like before we arrive, the service pages go through them one at a time.

A door off its track, before the repair — the roller has left the vertical track and the panel is carrying load it was never meant to.
A door off its track, before the repair — the roller has left the vertical track and the panel is carrying load it was never meant to.
The same door back on its track, re-aligned and re-tensioned.
The same door back on its track, re-aligned and re-tensioned.
Inside view of an off-track door, showing where the roller left the channel.
Inside view of an off-track door, showing where the roller left the channel.
A frayed lift cable at close range. Strands part one at a time, which is why this is worth looking for before it lets go.
A frayed lift cable at close range. Strands part one at a time, which is why this is worth looking for before it lets go.
A cable that has jumped its drum — the door will hang crooked and bind.
A cable that has jumped its drum — the door will hang crooked and bind.
Sealed nylon rollers, which run quieter than steel and do not need oiling.
Sealed nylon rollers, which run quieter than steel and do not need oiling.
Commercial sectional door installation.
Commercial sectional door installation.
Commercial door and opener fitted for a working bay.
Commercial door and opener fitted for a working bay.
Full-view aluminum and glass door, installed.
Full-view aluminum and glass door, installed.
A glass door on a residential elevation.
A glass door on a residential elevation.
A smart opener installed and programmed, app pairing included.
A smart opener installed and programmed, app pairing included.
A stocked truck. The reason most jobs finish on the first visit.
A stocked truck. The reason most jobs finish on the first visit.