Insulated Sectional Doors
The default replacement for most shops and warehouses. Modern insulated sections with new track, springs and seals make an old opening tighter, quieter and easier on the heating bill.
Sectional door installationCommercial & Industrial Doors
Commercial Door Replacement
Old doors out, new doors working, for Bucks County, Montgomery County, Philadelphia and South Jersey
Access Overhead Door Co. replaces worn-out commercial overhead doors with new insulated sectional, rolling steel and high-speed doors, and puts the opening back in service the same day the new door goes in.
When Replacement Beats Another Repair
- The same door keeps breaking down and every failure stops work
- Several sections are dented, rusted or cracked, not just one
- Parts for the door are discontinued and repairs mean long waits
- An uninsulated door is bleeding heat out of a conditioned building
- The door predates its safety hardware and will not pass inspection
How a Replacement Job Runs
Measure & Spec
We measure the opening, headroom and side room, look at how the door is used and spec a door that fits the duty: gauge, insulation, track and springs rated for the cycles it will actually see.
Out With the Old
When the new door arrives we remove the old door, track and springs, and deal with the surprises old openings hide: rusted jambs, bent steel and fastener holes that will not hold.
Back in Service
New track, springs, door and seals go in, the operator is tied in and tested, and the opening is working before we leave. One bay at a time if your business cannot stop.
Choose the Replacement Door
A replacement is the one chance to fix what the old door got wrong. These are the three directions most replacements go.
Roll-Up & Rolling Steel Doors
When the ceiling has to stay clear or security is the point, the replacement coils into a hood above the opening instead of riding track across the ceiling.
Roll-up doorsHigh-Speed Doors
For openings that cycle constantly, replacing a worn standard door with a high-speed door cuts air loss and keeps traffic moving.
High-speed door installationCommercial Door Replacement FAQs
How long does a commercial door replacement take?
Most single-opening replacements are finished in one visit once the new door arrives. We pull the old door, set the new sections, track and springs, tie in the operator and test the balance the same day. Custom sizes add manufacturing lead time, not install time.
Can I replace one damaged section instead of the whole door?
Often, yes. If the track is straight and the rest of the door is sound, we can swap individual sections and matching hardware. Once several sections are damaged or the panel style is discontinued, a full replacement usually costs less than chasing parts.
Is it worth replacing a door that still works?
Sometimes. An old uninsulated door on a conditioned building leaks money every winter, and a door whose parts are no longer made can turn a minor breakdown into days of downtime. If the math does not favor replacement, we will tell you to keep the door.
What does a replacement commercial door cost?
It depends on the opening size, the door type and the insulation and hardware the duty calls for, so we do not quote blind. We measure the opening, look at how the door is used and give you a written quote for free.
Where We Replace Commercial Doors
Pennsylvania. Bucks County, Montgomery County and Philadelphia: Abington, Ambler, Andalusia, Bensalem, Blue Bell, Bristol, Broad Axe, Bryn Athyn, Chalfont, Croydon, Doylestown, Elkins Park, Feasterville, Forest Grove, Fort Washington, Glenside, Gwynedd, Hartsville, Hatboro, Horsham, Ivyland, Jamison, Jarrettown, Jenkintown, Langhorne, Lansdale, Maple Glen, Montgomeryville, Morrisville, New Britain, Newtown, North Hills, North Wales, Penllyn, Philadelphia, Richboro, Roslyn, Southampton, Spring House, Trevose, Tullytown, Warminster, Warrington, Willow Grove, Wyndmoor, Yardley
New Jersey. South Jersey: Bordentown, Camden, Cherry Hill, Cinnaminson, Delran, Florence, Maple Shade, Moorestown, Mount Laurel, Palmyra, Pennsauken
Every town we work in is on our Service Areas page. Call for a free replacement quote.
Ready to Retire That Old Door?
(215) 322-1211Measured, quoted and replaced by one local team in Southampton.