Planned preventative maintenance

Keep your doors working and your site moving.

Scheduled servicing for automatic and industrial doors, loading-bay equipment, gates and barriers across Hampshire and the South.

Planned visitsScheduled in advance to suit site access.
Clear reportingCondition notes and prioritised recommendations.
Practical supportMechanical, electrical and safety-related checks.

What is included

Routine checks that help identify problems early

Each visit is tailored to the equipment on site. Findings are recorded so you can plan repairs before minor wear develops into a larger failure.

01

Mechanical inspection

Door leaves, curtains, guides, tracks, fixings, hinges, rollers, cables, springs and supporting hardware checked for wear or damage.

02

Controls and operation

Operators, motors, control panels, activation devices, limits and normal operating sequences inspected and tested.

03

Safety devices

Relevant sensors, photocells, safety edges, light curtains, emergency devices and manual-release arrangements checked.

04

Adjustment and lubrication

Minor adjustments and lubrication carried out where appropriate to help maintain smooth, reliable operation.

05

Condition report

A clear record of the equipment condition, defects found and work completed during the maintenance visit.

06

Repair recommendations

Advisory and urgent items separated so remedial work can be prioritised and budgeted sensibly.

Equipment covered

One maintenance contact for mixed door sites

Suitable for individual assets or sites with several door and access systems.

  • Automatic swing doors
  • Automatic sliding doors
  • Roller shutters
  • Sectional overhead doors
  • High-speed doors
  • Fire shutters
  • Loading-bay equipment
  • Gates and barriers
  • Access-control interfaces
  • Safety and activation devices

How it works

A straightforward maintenance programme

01

Confirm the assets

Agree the doors, equipment, locations and access requirements to be covered.

02

Set the schedule

Plan suitable service intervals and arrange visits around the working site.

03

Service and report

Inspect, test and record the condition of each maintained asset.

04

Plan remedial work

Receive clear recommendations and quotations where repairs or replacements are needed.

Arrange planned maintenance

Send your asset list or site details.

If you do not have an asset list, send the site address and an outline of the equipment. We can discuss the best starting point.

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