High Speed Doors in Michigan

High-speed doors open and close much faster than standard doors. They suit busy openings where forklifts, people and products move all day, and areas that need temperature control. Overhead Door Company of Battle Creek, Jackson & Ann Arbor sells, installs and services high-speed doors from Overhead Door and other leading manufacturers.

OVERHEAD DOOR™ PRODUCES THE INDUSTRY’S FINEST SELECTION OF COMMERCIAL & INDUSTRIAL HIGH-SPEED DOORS.

High-speed doors that are as fast, reliable and versatile to help keep your business rolling.

Overhead Door Company‘s RapidFlex™, RapidShield® and RapidFreeze™ series of high-performance doors are engineered to allow maximum productivity with fast-acting curtains, high-cycle performance and resistance to damage from accidental collisions. With robust safety features and a pressure-resistant design, these high speed overhead doors will keep your facility running securely, efficiently, and environmentally controlled.

Overhead High-Speed Insulated Fabric Doors

High speed freezer and cooler door that features an insulated curtain to prevent heat loss and condensation in settings where temperatures vary greatly on either side of the door opening.

High-Speed Door FAQs

Why would a business choose a high-speed door?

A high-speed door spends far less time open, so it helps keep heated or cooled air inside, limits dust and drafts, and keeps traffic moving. That makes it a strong fit for busy openings between work areas or to the outside. Overhead Door's high-speed doors are built for high-cycle use and productivity.

Are high-speed doors safe around forklifts and workers?

Yes, when they're properly installed and maintained. Overhead Door's high-speed doors have robust safety features, and they're engineered to resist damage from accidental collisions. Keep the safety devices clean and working, train staff to give the door room, and have the door checked regularly because it cycles so often.

Can a high-speed door be used on a freezer or cooler?

Yes. The RapidFreeze high-speed insulated fabric door is made for freezer and cooler openings. Its insulated curtain helps prevent heat loss and condensation where temperatures vary greatly on either side of the door. That helps protect product and keeps the area around the opening safer and drier.

What should we do if a forklift hits a high-speed door?

Stop using the door and call for service. Overhead Door's high-speed doors are designed to resist damage from accidental collisions, but any impact can knock a curtain, guide or sensor out of place. We service all brands of high-speed doors, and same-day service calls are available to get the opening back in use.

How do we keep a high-speed door running reliably?

Schedule regular professional inspections, because high-speed doors open and close many times a day. Worn parts and misaligned sensors are easier to fix before they cause downtime. Our Preventative Maintenance Program offers free enrollment, priority scheduling, discounted labor and a detailed checklist for every door you enroll.