Commercial Overhead Doors
George’s Garage Doors uses C.H.I. Commercial overhead doors which are constructed using the finest raw materials, produced by the hands of skilled craftsmen, customized with computer-aided precision, and delivered both on time and with care.
Warehouses
Distribution Centers
Auto Repair Shops
Fire Stations
Car Dealerships
Storage Facilities
Airplane Hangars
Manufacturing Plants
Municipal Buildings
Retail Stores with Loading Docks
Cold Storage and Food Facilities
Agricultural Buildings
Parking Garages
Security Checkpoints
Sports Facilities & Stadiums
Upgrade your commercial property with top-of-the-line commercial overhead doors from George's Garage Door Service.
Our CHI Commercial overhead doors are meticulously crafted using premium materials, offering durability and precision. From warehouses to auto repair shops, distribution centers to airplane hangars, our commercial overhead doors provide secure, efficient access for a variety of industries. Contact George’s Garage Door Service today to elevate the functionality and security of your business space with our expert installation and reliable service.
Common places where commercial overhead doors are typically used:
- Warehouses – For loading docks, shipping/receiving bays, and large inventory access.
- Distribution Centers – To allow frequent vehicle access and secure high-volume logistics.
- Auto Repair Shops – For moving vehicles in and out of service bays quickly.
- Fire Stations – Fast-operating overhead doors are essential for emergency vehicle deployment.
- Car Dealerships – To showcase inventory and facilitate service center entry.
- Storage Facilities – Used for secure access to individual units or large loading areas.
- Airplane Hangars – Oversized overhead doors accommodate aircraft and maintenance equipment.
- Manufacturing Plants – For machinery transport, raw materials delivery, and ventilation.
- Municipal Buildings – Including bus depots, public works garages, and waste management facilities.
- Retail Stores with Loading Docks – For frequent product deliveries and pallet unloading.
- Cold Storage and Food Facilities – With insulated doors for temperature control.
- Agricultural Buildings – To store equipment, grain, or vehicles in barns and sheds.
- Parking Garages – For controlled entry and exit, often using rolling steel or sectional doors.
- Security Checkpoints – In government or military facilities for secure vehicle access.
- Sports Facilities & Stadiums – To move equipment and allow crowd or vehicle flow when needed.
