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High-Speed Roll-Up Doors

Cold storage, food service, manufacturing.

High-cycle roll-up doors for cold storage, food service, manufacturing, and clean rooms. Speed, seal integrity, and uptime engineered for production environments. Written quote, COI same day. Rytec, Hörmann, Albany Doors authorized — family-owned since 1979.

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High-speed commercial roll-up door installation at an Atlanta-metro food production facility
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Family-Owned Two locations since 1979
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High-speed roll-up doors across the Atlanta metro.

Metro installs and services high-speed roll-up doors across the Atlanta metro — fabric and rigid-curtain high-speed doors for cold storage, food service, manufacturing, and clean rooms. Cycle counts of 50,000+ per year, opening speeds of 60+ inches per second, with seal integrity engineered for temperature and pressure differentials. Authorized for Rytec, Hörmann, and Albany Doors.

Engineered for the duty cycle

We don't put a 10,000-cycle door on a 50,000-cycle opening. Spec confirmed by your annual cycle count, conditioning differential, and traffic type before the quote goes out.

Seal integrity tested on every install

High-speed doors fail at the seals first, not the curtain. We test the seal pressure across the full perimeter on every install and again at every annual service visit.

Self-repair for impact zones

For forklift impact zones we spec breakaway curtains that reset back into the tracks on the next cycle — no service call for a routine impact, no down door.

High-Speed Door Construction & Selection

High-speed doors are about uptime — speed, seal, and self-repair are the three trade-offs.

Specifying a high-speed door is a different exercise than a standard sectional. Cycle count, conditioning differential, and impact exposure drive the spec — and the wrong spec costs you in energy loss, seal failures, and emergency calls.

Three categories. Rigid-panel high-speed doors (interlocking aluminum slats — used in security and cold-storage applications where curtain rigidity matters), fabric-curtain high-speed doors (PVC or vinyl fabric — used for indoor traffic, clean rooms, and conditioned-space dividers), and breakaway impact doors (fabric curtain designed to release from tracks on impact and reset on next cycle — used in forklift and traffic zones where impacts are routine).

Speed and cycle ratings. Standard sectional doors open at 12–14 inches per second; high-speed doors run 60–96 inches per second. The speed reduces conditioned-air loss in cold storage and food service (door is open for a fraction of the time), reduces traffic backup in indoor manufacturing aisles, and reduces accidental contact with personnel and forklifts. Cycle ratings: 50,000 to 1,000,000+ per year depending on construction.

Pressure and temperature differentials. Cold storage maintains 35–60°F differentials between freezer and dock. Food service and pharma maintain pressure differentials (typically 0.05–0.10 inches of water column) to prevent contamination. Seal failure on a high-speed door = energy loss + compliance issue. We test seal pressure across the full perimeter at install and at every annual service.

Self-repair impact mechanisms. The most important feature for traffic zones — when a forklift or pallet jack hits the curtain, the side seals release from the tracks rather than tearing the curtain. The curtain resets back into the tracks on the next cycle, no service call needed. We've seen breakaway doors take 10+ impacts per shift in heavy distribution facilities with no downtime.

Integration with traffic control. Loop detectors in the floor (vehicle activation), motion sensors (pedestrian activation), RFID readers (fleet tracking + access control), and emergency stops (required by code at certain pedestrian-traffic configurations). We spec the full activation package alongside the door and integrate with your existing dock-management or warehouse-management systems where applicable.

Rigid-panel high-speed aluminum slat · cold storage, security Fabric curtain PVC/vinyl · indoor traffic, clean rooms, food service Breakaway impact self-repair · forklift zones, distribution centers
When to Call

Three high-speed door problems that cost you energy or uptime.

High-speed doors fail differently than standard sectional. If any of these match your facility, call (770) 526-1214 — we keep common parts on the truck.

"Door cycling slow — feels like the motor's working harder."
Motor degradation or balance loss

High-speed doors run their motors at the upper end of the duty cycle by design. After 50,000+ cycles the motor windings or the gearbox can degrade. We diagnose with a motor amperage check; replace the motor if amperage is over spec, recalibrate balance and limits if not.

"Seal looks worn — energy bill climbing on the cooled side."
Perimeter seal failure on a conditioned opening

Seals are the wear part on high-speed doors — they cycle thousands of times per year and compress against the floor and tracks. A 1/4-inch gap in a cold-storage seal can cost more in energy loss than the seal replacement. We replace the seal kit and test pressure across the full perimeter.

"Curtain torn from a forklift impact — door is down."
Curtain damage on a non-breakaway design

If the existing door isn't a breakaway design, a forklift impact tears the curtain rather than releasing it. We replace the curtain section (or the full curtain depending on damage), and recommend swapping to a breakaway design at the next install. Most breakaway upgrades pay back in service calls avoided within 18 months.

More Commercial Services

Other commercial work we handle for Atlanta-metro facilities.

One vendor across overhead, rolling steel, fire, high-speed, dock, and ongoing service contracts. One COI, one document trail, one warranty path.

How We Price Commercial Work

Every commercial job quoted in writing — labor, parts, and any contract pricing itemized.

Commercial scope and complexity vary too widely to publish a flat rate, so we don't. What we do guarantee: a written quote within one business day of site walkthrough, line-item detail on labor and parts, and the same hourly rate seven days a week (no nights/weekends premium).

Quoted in writing

Site walkthrough, then a written quote within one business day. Line-item labor + parts. The number on your estimate is the number on your invoice.

Same rate seven days a week

Weekday, weekend, after-hours — same hourly rate. We schedule commercial work around your operating hours so you don't lose a shift. Only emergency dispatch carries an after-hours premium.

Backed for life

Lifetime workmanship on Metro installs. OEM warranty on parts passes through to you. Service contract holders get locked-in parts pricing for the contract term.

$2M general liability + workers' comp · COI same day · Service contracts available

High-Speed Doors FAQ

Questions facility & property managers actually ask.

For COI requests, RFPs, or multi-site quotes email service@metrogaragedoorsinc.com or call (770) 526-1214.

What's the difference between high-speed and standard commercial roll-up?
Standard commercial roll-up cycles at 12–14 inches per second; high-speed cycles at 60–96 inches per second. The speed reduces conditioned-air loss, traffic backup, and accidental contact. High-speed also typically has higher cycle ratings (50,000+ per year) and better seal engineering for pressure or temperature differentials.
Which high-speed brand do you recommend?
Depends on application: Rytec for general industrial and cold storage, Hörmann for European-style fabric curtains in clean rooms and food service, Albany Doors for breakaway impact applications in heavy distribution. We're authorized for all three and spec to your duty cycle, not to a single brand.
Can I retrofit a high-speed door into an existing opening?
Yes — high-speed retrofit is a common request, especially for cold-storage and food-service operators who want to reduce energy loss without enlarging the opening. We measure the existing opening, confirm clearance for the high-speed coil and motor, spec the curtain to fit, and install. Typical retrofit: one full day per door.
How fast can a high-speed door pay back the install premium?
For cold storage and food service: typically 12–24 months on energy savings alone, faster if the standard door currently has a slow cycle or poor seal. For traffic-only applications (forklift aisles, manufacturing): payback is in service calls avoided (breakaway curtains take impacts that would tear standard curtains).
What kind of preventive maintenance does a high-speed door need?
Quarterly: seal inspection, perimeter pressure test, motor amperage check, limit calibration verification, brake function test, lubrication of any pivot points. Annual: full curtain inspection, drive belt/chain replacement if at end-of-life, motor service. See service contracts →
Do high-speed doors require special electrical?
Most high-speed doors run on standard 208/230V or 460V three-phase — confirm your panel during the site walkthrough. Some breakaway and high-cycle designs need a dedicated circuit with the proper amperage. We coordinate with your electrician on rough-in if needed.
What's the lead time for a new high-speed door install?
Typically 6–10 weeks from order to delivery — high-speed doors are typically built-to-order to your opening dimensions and traffic spec. Stock sizes from Rytec ship in 4–6 weeks for standard configurations.
Can high-speed doors integrate with our WMS or dock management system?
Yes — most high-speed doors support relay-output integration for activation (open on conveyor signal, RFID tag, dock-leveler position, etc.) and status-output for monitoring (door position, cycle count, fault codes back to the WMS). Specify integration requirements in the quote request and we'll coordinate with your IT or controls vendor.

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